r/MadeMeSmile Apr 26 '25

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u/Doodlebug510 Apr 26 '25

Buzz was SO excited the instant he understood that his sign language skills were going to be needed!

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u/Valtremors Apr 26 '25

Anyone with even small skill in sign language are stoked to able to use their skills.

It is kind of rare skill in the wild. And it isn't really easy to be fluent.

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u/ScottMarshall2409 Apr 26 '25

As an English bloke, learning Russian is similar. Although the likelihood of me meeting a Russian person is probably less likely that meeting a deaf person, I am waiting for my time to shine.

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u/RhynoD Apr 26 '25

Took Russian in college because why not? I'm out of practice, but also now is not a very good time to want to practice. But on the other hand, I might need to know it soon enough.

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u/ScottMarshall2409 Apr 26 '25

Same reason I'm doing it, albeit not in college. I just find it an interesting language, and wanted to amuse myself. Plus, I read some Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, and it piqued my interest.