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anniegetyourgun

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anniegetyourgun

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Hi I'm a new learner 

I seen someone else's post about their age and their feelings about learning a language and I felt that it could have been written by me it was just how I felt

I'm 64 and was  looking to learn a language and it occurred to me that  sign language was the best and most useful one to start with. I'm looking forward to my learning journey and hoping to be able to communicate better

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I am 63 and have just started to learn BSL. Lesarning languages is not something that I find easy. I work in a suoermarket and I thiught that learning BSL may be useful, although I have been contemplating learning BSL for far longer than I have worked in that job. However I am finding the the thoughtof signing "face to face" extremly daunting but I am hoping that in time I will overcome my fears.

 

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