>>Although I only speak English and limited Auslan (Australian sign language) I adore being in spaces where there are multiple other languages around too. It seems so much richer to me!<<
I haven't seen Auslan, but I know a few words in American Sign Language and in Plains Indian Sign. I tend to switch that way when I lose my voice.
There is another poem from today's fishbowl (not sponsored or posted yet) that follows "A Chorus of Voices," since meeksp asked how Ayako came to Sweden. "A Kettle of Fish" shows her and Fabrice in the kitchen, with a bit more linguistic juggling.
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dancing_serpent
Yay!
Date: 2012-06-20 04:03 am (UTC)Thank you!
>>Although I only speak English and limited Auslan (Australian sign language) I adore being in spaces where there are multiple other languages around too. It seems so much richer to me!<<
I haven't seen Auslan, but I know a few words in American Sign Language and in Plains Indian Sign. I tend to switch that way when I lose my voice.
There is another poem from today's fishbowl (not sponsored or posted yet) that follows "A Chorus of Voices," since