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Tag Archives: signing

A meaningful silence

Posted on 2 November 2014 by Gaston
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A blogpost about sign languages that I wrote some time ago has been translated into English and Japanese by Wouter Thielen, a Dutchman in Japan. Thank you, Wouter!
What I take away from the Japanese version is that my name is written ガストン・ドルン (ga-su-to-n do-ru-n) in katakana, the script the Japanese use to render foreign names.Japan

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