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I truly understand deafies feeling it's rude for hearies to drop signs and start talking it is like going to the nail salon and all the vietamese talking on and on in their language. How do i know they aren't talking about me? But on the other hand, let me assure you that most who are learning...

want online interpreting program? Go to DO IT Center Home and you will find you can get a batchlor'd degree online at the university of colorado. In the summer you actually go there to the university for indepth immersion.

I have an unbelievably sharp sense of smell too. One time a man who wore this wonderful cologne hugged me and the next morning eventhough I had changed into bedclothes I could still smell the cologne. The hug was very very brief friendly hug. Unfortunately, I can smell things that I surely wish...

lifeprint.com and aslpro.com ASL is a complex beautiful language but if you have a knack for learning languages and you are more visual than aural then yes, asl is relatively easy to learn but it is still a language that takes years to be fluent in but within a few months you will be able to...

I work at a hospital in admissions, and a volunteer in her 60's asked me to teach her and her hh husband sign language. He wears hearing aids and both are very active in the hearing community. They merely want to learn to communicate easier and think learning it now is a good time. I was...

In the hearing world we SAY "you" pointing at a person is rude simply because in english we don't have indexing or pronominalization. When a hearing person points and says you it looks like they are threatening the person. In ASL it is an indicator of who you are speaking to and is necessary.

Yes it's imperative to know the cultures you will be dealing with because everyone has their own and the rules in each culture are not universal. So what may be ok to say in one isn't necessarily ok to say in another and you have to be discerning in this regard and still be faithful to the...

I totally disagree. First of all deaf try hard to speak english and when they fail at the grammar it's just messed up english not asl or pse. Their minds think in sign not words they don't asl gloss like we can do. Those who are deaf and don't have the english skills mastered, just type wrong...

I am biologically hearing but subscribe to Deaf culture

I get intermitten tinnitus in both ears it doesn't really bother me as it is like taking a hearing test I hear a high pitched ring but not real loud. I have mild hearing loss. It is hard to hear conversations going on around me but high pitched sounds like whistling oh that is too loud and...

--Happy that you like english, but if you are deaf or hoh especially before age 5, it would seem asl would make sense due to the fact it is a visual language which is how the deaf perceive things, visually. If you are late deafened after 5 and you learned english first and mce, then I can see...

What would you think of this: Hola. Como are you?this is known as spanglish. It's not english, it,s not spanish It's not a native tongue. Same SEE and SE and PSE. It is contact signing used to bridge the communication gap between two different languages. I think if you really took the time to...

Pek 1: You say some deaf write like they are signing. Actually that is not true or I would understand them. They do try to write english but are inept at it. Our language is very hard to learn for foreigners let alone deaf who cant hear the language. Here is an example of asl gloss which if the...

Here's a novel idea. why don't they make a deaf channel like they have a spanish channel? With asl at the helm. And they could make it like a pbs station where charity pays for the channel or advertisers could pay for it. Afterall asl is the number 4 language in the country or is it third now?

these oralist need to be deaf and try to learn french or czechoslavakian or something and see how easy it is to learn. Kudos to deaf who somehow manage to learn english and speak it and lipread cause I cannot imagine being able to do that myself if I were deaf. Sign language is so beautiful to...

I have very mild hearing loss. It's in the 45decible range I think whatever normal conversation is at. People seem to be mumbling to me if they have a soft voice or their a man. Low tones are hard for me. anywho, I have tinnitus off and on several times a week and then frequently it seems for a...

And here's the key part if you can teach a deaf child asl within the first 5 years, they can learn the language easily and naturally without the need of the grammar rules and how the language works. It just comes naturally but after the age of five, one needs to know how the language works, like...

I was around 10 and I was at a religious convention and saw the information being intepreted. So I asked my dad could I go sit in the deaf section and watch. So I did. At that time in the 80's interpretation was done in se and pse. After awhile the society realized the deaf should get asl...

I think since asl is the deaf's native language, then that should be the language taught with signed english as a foreign language and then work on oral within the first five years. but the native language of the deaf should take priority. The deaf may live in a country where english is the main...

It's not a hoax kids under 5 years of age learning sign language, the auditory part of the brain is where inherent language whether aural or visual is located. It does seem paradoxical but true nonetheless. But after age 5, all languages that are secondary, or tirtiary is spread over different...