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The main character of Yubisaki to Renren does a lot of narration, so if you're worried that the premise of a deaf character would make this show poor for language-learning, don't be. The language is mostly pretty simple, but there are a few monologues with slightly longer sentences or flowery words to spice things up.
Yubisaki to Renren also has quite a bit of on-screen text that isn't transcribed in separate subtitles. If you have a habit of hovering over words with Yomichan/Rikaikun even when you don't have to, this anime might help break that muscle memory. The on-screen text also comes in a few different fonts, which is not something I personally really value, but I've heard some people do.