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ABirdOnAWire
When I did my sign language presentation, it wasn't nearly as entertaining as this.
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Written on April 26th, 2013
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onceandfutureglow
I have a cousin who is deaf, and I loved to try to finger spell to her when we were kids. It made me feel important, and made her feel less left out. But the real love for signing came when I was doing ABA therapy. Most of my...
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Written on May 2nd, 2010
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slugbugged
Easier than I thought it was going to be, however still learning. I tend to forget some of the easier stuff, however I'll never forget what my middle finger up means. "Means your number one"
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Written on February 23rd, 2011
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dreamgirl444
im am not deaf or even part deaf but i find sign language facinating i know it sounds stupid but ever since ive watched switched at birth the tv series on abc family ive been really into it im trying to learn it but you cant learn from...
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Written on June 19th, 2012
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keyna
My cousin is deaf, without sign language we may not be able to connect. As kids all the cousins learned how to sign.
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Written on March 11th, 2008
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mysplitpersonality
I took two years of ASL and loved it. Some of our assignments included going to events with the deaf and not being able to use our voice to communicate. It taught me a lot and I always took my daughter who also became pretty fluent. I...
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Written on October 6th, 2007
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sexy2126
I LOVE EVER THING ABOUT SIGN LANGUAGE.. FROM THE TIME I WAS 3 N OLDER..IT FUN ITS HAS PASSION AN BEAUTY OF IT..LOL I FINGER SPELLING EVERYTHING... I CAN TALK ..BUT ITS JUS THE FACT I LOVE DOIN SIGN MORE..ITS FUN I WOULD LOVE TO TEACH...
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Written on October 17th, 2011
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rosygal
A deaf person taught me the sign language when I was ten, I thought it was brillient that I could comunicate with someone who said nothing, and yet learnt that deaf people have just as much as a person with words has to say
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Written on March 11th, 2008
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SamanthaYoung2000
Last year I was watching the Tv show, Switched at Birth, and I got into Sign Language. If you know Switched at Birth you'll know that one of the daughter is Deaf and goes to a deaf school with the other daughter. So, Sign Language is a...
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Written on May 16th, 2013
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michelletb
My two and a half old son has auditory disynchrony and has just had a cochlear implant put in. From the time we learned he was deaf,
we started taking a baby singing class. Its beautiful to see him communicate and let me know what he...
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Written on February 21st, 2011
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DeafSocial
Somebody say that, deaf people can not speak.
Facts: - deaf to speak. They use their hands instead of their mouth. Sign language is the language and its structure, grammar, and appropriate time to confirm. It can be transmitted, which...
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Written on May 24th, 2012
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Awanputih
I took interest in it when I watch a movie about sign language. I found it to be fascinating how people manage to communicate through sign, and how expressive they are. For me, it’s not only a language, it’s an art. When there is a...
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Written on May 15th, 2013
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DeafSocial
Relationships are hard enough to start, harder to maintain and hardest to break. How would you cope with chatting and having a relationship with a deaf girl? You think its a challenge? It is double challenge. Online dating has no...
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Written on November 16th, 2012
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I am so proud of my adult daughters. When my oldest was young she was fascinated by sign language. She taught herself and her 3 younger sisters how to sign. Today, one of her sisters teach the mentally and...
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Written on August 17th, 2008
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WarriorMom
I am so proud of my adult daughters. When my oldest was young she was fascinated by sign language. She taught herself and her 3 younger sisters how to sign. Today, one of her sisters teach the mentally and physically challenged adults...
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Written on September 12th, 2008
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SoulScreamer
So, my mom is deaf. Sign language was my first language. I was signing before I could talk. My first sign was milk when I was 6 months old. Growing up, I was my mom's personal interpreter. She took me everywhere with her on the off...
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Written on October 26th, 2007
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SDTerp
I have been interpreting professionally for 15 years. Love both the language and the culture which is interwoven with it. I love talking about the history of the language, dispelling myths and encouraging people to learn...
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Written on March 11th, 2008
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