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Originally Posted by AJWSmith
There are five of us, but I'm the only deaf person apart from the BSL tutor. We chatted briefly in the breaks/brief rest periods. From next week we're all going to go voice-off while in the building so it'll be interesting to see how much we're able to communicate. Two of the other students are from other countries and English is not their first language. And there's one person who knows some ASL but no BSL.
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I grew up, as you probably know, with ASL but then I was oral mainstreamed. Strange how all these years later certain signs feel *natural* to me. I mention in other thread I start watching Lee BSL songs because it was at least *my* music in a way. Then I start to have his playlist on all day at work and begin to get confused by certain signs he was doing so switch back to ASL playlist.
How do you think you will manage /voice. I do not think you are just yet so curious.