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What does morpheme mean?

How would you explain "cha" and "pah" to a hearing person who's an ASL beginner?

That applies to me so much. I'm hearing but autistic, and I think struggling with my own disability has made me very sensitive and helped me to be a gentler, kinder person. Being different makes you more sensitive to others who are too, which may have something to do with why I've decided to go...

That's true. Daphne, the Deaf girl, is played by Katie Leclerc who has meniere's and is very hard of hearing.

What advice would you give me- a hearing, freshman ASL major who's learning about sign and Deaf culture for the first time? Like, what dumb things not to say/do to a Deaf person that would be offensive, how to make myself better understood, how to show that I really do mean well and want to...

they do at my college (which has a large ASL program) and everyone says it's because of some tradition involving making freshmen bury a rat at Gallaudet

That's why people sometimes sign "rat" (the letter in front of the nose" for "freshman" right?

Okay, time for a stupid hearing person question: What exactly is glue ear? do you mind explaining?

Oh, okay. Thanks.

Is it true, the thing about Gallaudet freshmen having to bury a rat or something?

true-business!

okay, so what exactly is audism? I know what autism is, because I have it, but I'm not totally clear on the definition of audism. could somone who's deaf/hard of hearing explain it please?

Hi, I'm hearing too! My name is Anna and I'm an ASL major at Gardner-Webb. It's nice to meet you.

It makes a sound sort of like a flute

I don't know how to ride a bike, drive a car, or tell time on a non-digital clock. I talk to myself often. I spend waaaaaaaaay too much time on facebook.

My name is Anna. I'm a freshman ASL major at Gardner-Webb University. I want to learn about deaf culture and deaf life, talk with deaf people, and maybe get a little help with my signing as well.