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Hello - My name is Keith and I thought learning another language would be fun.  BSL has gripped my enthusiasm - although some members of our course class meet up out of college I would appreciate some more practice.  I have never tried Skype but am willing to give it a go.  All the best in your endeavours - live long and prosper. Keith

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hey I've been doing a starter course and have my test tomorrow to do a few sentences to get the certificate 

I am free now if you want to give it ago I am able to only do basics  and finger spelling slowly 

 

 

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Hello Louise,

Thanks you for your reply.  I have only just noticed your email - so this might be too late.   I have tried to open a Skype account but it would appear it costs money.  However I can face time from my computer if that is acceptable.

If we don't get together today may I wish you all the best for tomorrow.  

 I to have an assessment this week, which I am not looking forward to.  I am part way through BSL 1 and having a lot of fun

I have found a fingerspelling game - link below

 https://www.signlanguageforum.com/bsl/fingerspelling/fingerspelling-game/  

but you probably know that already.  I managed three on my first attempt.

Have fun and stay safe

Kind regards

Keith

 

 

 

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