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Hi all, Im here to learn BSL as i want to connect share learn and communicate with the 87,000 deaf people in the uk. I've felt excluded because of my own health and personal issues and i wish to make sure I am able to communicate to a conversational level in BSL. i hope I am able to practice share ideas and learn from this great community and learn such an important skill, also another cool aspect would be to communicate across rooms without shouting or poor mismatched miming, but i think that's just a bonus. I would love to hear some more  Interesting extra bonus skills that come along with learning BSL?

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