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I think if the parent encourage them to cuss, they are not teaching them how to express their feelings to their peers. Those kids will only express it the way they know how.

can you show us a forum where people used English as their second language? and thank you for the compliment:hug

I guess not Profanity in ASL - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I hope it doesn't mean the "F" you word :eek3:

sorry you can't find them. you probably have to go to another forum (perhaps Galluelet (sp?) have a forum like that) , but remember they write in ASL so it will confuse you alittle bit this might lead you somewhere: Welcome to DeafZONE and beyond

I watch half of it. I missed the beginning of it. It was interesting.

Interesting, thanks for sharing that.

I still haven't learned ASL, and my lipreading is declining. It is because my mom passed away and everyone is too lazy repeat themselves so they avoid me, or I am too lazy to communicate to visit anyone right now. My family don't mind if I visit them, but I think for them, visiting me is a...

I as an baptist, I call those movements as the work of the devil :ty: z(because it keep people from hearing the Gospel of Christ) But yes, some baptist (especially the Ruckman or hyles type of baptists) do not believe in mixed marriage, but most don't know that they already have mixed race in...

And that's what I mean. Someone actually mocked me on the internet and told me that he have never seen anyone butchered English grammar so much that it made him sick. or something like that. Anyway, I didn't know how to use the "ed" and "s" in my writing until I went to college. My college...

notetaker. ha. I tried that in college, and no one would volunteer. One per said she would, then the next day she told me that she did not want do it. Didn't want to be responsible for anything that goes wrong.

I don't think deaf books should be in childhood disease. There are adults who lost their hearing later in life, ya think he would be looking in the childhood diseases section?

They probably feel the same way about you :ty: (everyone think they are correct and other people are the ones need to be corrected :wink)

make friends with your classmates, they can be a big help when you are stuck with something. Go to your locate Vocational center (sp?) or any government funding for people with disabilies (ask around) they probably will provide you a FM system

he walks on a sidewalk, doesn't he? if so, he is out of the traffics way AND he knows his the surrounding very well since he walk everyday. In the parking lot, it is unpredictable. You have cars that parked too far out or in (which you caused you to weave in and out when you walk), you have...

yes I do. I wished I had a picture of it.

I think alot of oralist (sp?) deaf people have trouble communicating with other oralist deafs. Been there, done that. We basically just gave up on each other.

I still use oral, I still don't know ASL. And I feel my speech is getting worst everyday because no one except my husband (which he is at work all the time) is communicating with me anymore. Why? because no one likes to deal with repeating themselves, including my own family. So much for that...

Congrat on your college and your new job!