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ASL is actually really important

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🌺Adalyn🌺Grace🌺

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7/9/2026
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ASL is actually really important. I learned that last year during Christmas time during the middle of the year when me and my friend were learning ASL for the school year. During our church events, we were doing a booth and this deaf group came up to us and at first we didn’t know that they had a translator, but we decided to try to sign the story out and we did really good on it. Even though we didn’t do it really perfectly they still really appreciated it.

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Audrey

7/9/2026

aww that's so sweet!

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Audrey

7/9/2026

what church do you go to?

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🌺Adalyn🌺Grace🌺

7/9/2026

Audrey, I tried to reply about what church I go to, but it never went through . I don’t know if it will work. I’ll try again later. Sorry

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Audrey

7/9/2026

it's ok 😂😁

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