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Hello!


I reside in Alexandria, VA - just minutes away from DC.  I have always been interested in learning ASL with the hopes of becoming an interpreter.  I am just starting my journey now at the age of 24.  Unfortunately, ASL was not offered in my high school or college.  I am researching how to become an interpreter and would love to fully immerse myself in the culture and learn as much as I can. 


I am starting with little / no formal knowledge of ASL.  I know a couple of phrases, the alphabet and how to count.  This fall I am staring continuing education classes at Gallaudet University and plan to learn ASL I-V and finger spelling over the next two years, then get my NIC.  Is this a good plan? Any feedback is welcome - I'm really open to any suggestions at all! 


I am also hoping to meet up with others who are fluent, learning or would like to learn ASL to practice with.  I have a flexible schedule so please if you are interested let me know!


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