Recent content by kashveera

100% South African, born to Indian Parents, raised in South Africa, but I am South African Indian, and I don't even speak a word of Hindi, the language of my parents....but I understand the conversation, if they do speak in it! Hard enough to grasp English!! Not gonna try anything else for...

Indians are far greater in Durban...far greater!

:gpost: I must admit, you only get paid what you are worth!

Hey, theres everyone here...I have some Chinese Friends, there's Indian, there's Japanese, I even know someone from South Korea, there's Malaysian folks that live in my area as well. Theres guys from Bangladesh, from Pakistan, from Dubai... Actually there's Italian folks, there's some Greek...

Well, as much as I think that all deaf people should have a right to employment, many companies today will hire on a person's ability to do the job, rather than a person's disability. I don't know but that is the right view sometimes, because how else do you want the economy to prosper...

I am an Indian South African, yes, I am very Indian as well, I have the long black hair, all the asian features...though I wish I could be as beautiful as some of the Bollywood Super Stars...well, that is just a stupid wish! Because, knowing me, I'd rather appreciate myself! Well, if there is...

My school experience at high school was pretty bad, because I was the only deaf scholar in the whole school, so I have had it pretty bad, I was totally isolated, had very little friends, didn't fit in at all...but I had to prove them all wrong, and trust me you need no one at all, to achieve...

Okay, since you have raised a question, let us be fair in answering it, to all that stood up for me thanks...but yeah, this is a discussion, so let us abide by it. To answer this question, being deaf for me is being myself, and I firmly believe your character makes you who you are, not...

Thanks!! I love my signature, and I make sure I live exactly every day of my life by it...I swear by it :)

Don't worry people told me that I could never talk, I spoke, people told me that I could never go to school, I passed with distinctions in 5 subjects, people told me I will never make it at university, I got two degrees....People told me I will never find a job, I work at a firm!! Screw...

No ways in Hell...I love being deaf...If you look at it positively, it's got way more advantages, and sometimes if you really think about it...we all need to accept who we are before we can actually prosper in the world today...

Amazing post!! Very true...

I also want to know that...and if you choose to speak, does that mean that you're isolated from Deaf or deaf??? At work, I am deaf...that's how it goes....

Hi guys, My cousin and I are planning on a turkey holiday... Would like to know if any of you guys have been there, if so what have your experiences been like... Could you also enlighten me on the places to be and the places to avoid. Thanks in advance...

I was born in the republic of South Africa.