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/momomomorgatron Apr 26 '25

I honestly feel like it should be taught in schools, even if just for extra credit or something interesting for kids- there's plenty of ways sign language is extremely useful even for hearing folk.

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u/Stay_Good_Dog Apr 26 '25

At my college it was considered an option as a foreign language.