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I briefly mentioned in my intro, I used to have some knowledge during my secondary school years. We were an inclusive school and had a large number of d/Deaf students so I would communicate with them when I could. I've always remembered some basic BSL but now I'm in a job role that is in a residential care home, I want to learn again to communicate with some of the residents :)

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You're learning British Sign Language (BSL) for a friend, which is a wonderful and meaningful reason! Learning BSL helps you communicate more inclusively, strengthen your friendship, and support the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. It also enhances your communication skills and cultural awareness. Keep going—you're making a real difference!

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