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Working for expanding communication between deaf and hearing people — Nobuo Hara

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Nobuo hara, Auslan and Deaf Awareness Trainer in Western Australia
Nobuo hara, Auslan and Deaf Awareness Trainer

September 23rd is the International Day of Sign Languages. Australian Sign Language is known as Auslan. We spoke with Nobuo Hara, a Western Australia resident who is fluent in both Japanese Sign Language (JSL) and Auslan.

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September 23rd is the International Day of Sign Languages. Australian Sign Language is known as Auslan. We spoke with Nobuo Hara, a Western Australia resident who is fluent in both Japanese Sign Language (JSL) and Auslan.

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September 23rd is the International Day of Sign Languages. Australian Sign Language is known as Auslan. We spoke with Nobuo Hara, a Western Australia resident who is fluent in both Japanese Sign Language (JSL) and Auslan.

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