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Rob Brindlow

im new to all this and want to continue for practice

By Rob Brindlow, in Introduce Yourself

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Rob Brindlow
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hi, im Rob and im new to BSL and being half deaf due to nerve deafness from birth i have finally gotten round to learning the art.

i have completed both the practical course on http://www.british-sign.co.uk/ and i did a centre of excellence theory course to which i have passed both and now have a taste for it.

I am looking to continue even if its to chat and get some practice (as i dont have anyone in my family or friends who actually knows BSL) and would like to continue on, so that is where all you lovely people come in. If you want to practice with me over a video call then drop me an email on here and we can go from there.

 

thanks in advance and have a good christmas

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