for communicating with masks!
please please
how are you? how are you? good good
bad bad so-so so-so
thank thank you you
food food
sorry sorry
drink drink
help* help*
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@latrobeuni_auslan @latrobeuni_auslan @learnauslan @learnauslan auslan.org.au auslan.org.au
aremany also many community classes and even ThereThere are also community classes and even TAFE TAFE courses available youthinking are thinking seriously courses available if youifare aboutabout seriously studying Auslan! studying Auslan! in mind also that WhenWhen usingusing thesethese signs,signs, pleaseplease keep keep in mind also that all deaf/HOH people use Auslan, you need not allnot deaf/HOH people use Auslan, and ifand youifneed to communicate wearing a mask, DO NOT to communicate whilewhile wearing a mask, DO NOT REMOVE your mask! Typing on phone your phone is REMOVE your mask! Typing on your is another easy communication alternative. another easy communication alternative.
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made by Amy Wright @butterflyjosephine for the MCA YC 2020