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Stefan,<br>
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Buster says "hi" but it looks very much like "take me for a walk." :-)<br>
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Thank you for your kind words about the CD's. Of course, Valerie made the
literature for them, worked with the printer on the copying and packaging,
and distributed them. I was in awe when she gave me my copies. <br>
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I have no idea what that phrase means. Your guess on "CD" looks right.
I have never seen that sign myself. As to the first sign, all I can think
of is "real", "true", or "tell." None of those makes sense with the rest.
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Does anyone else know? Charles?<br>
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Bill<br>
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Stefan Woehrmann wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Dear Bill,
this morning I spent some time to browse through the wonderful CD Series ---
thanks again for your great job.
It is great to be able to check the lessons, forums, email-contacts - being
offline !
I copied this ASL phrase and would like to ask you for the meaning - I can
read- perform the signs without any difficulty but do not know the meaning
of the first and last (perhaps CD ?? ) sign.
Can you please post the translation ?
Have a great day
Stefan?
Greetings to Buster ... ;-))
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