Deaf people communicating with the society
Sometimes we see them on the streets or on the bus or metro, moving their hands fast and showing themselves an impressive set of facial expressions. Many of us look at them as they are something very exotic. They are most likely deaf persons, commuXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX in the XXXX way they XXX XX that XXXXXX: XX XXXXX a XXXX XXXXXXXX. XXXX XXX XXXXXXX marginalized XXX discriminated XX the XXXXXXX XXXXXXX they XXXXXX communicate using their voice XXXX XXX rest XX us. Most XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX from XXXXXX families with hearing XXXXXXX. Their XXXXXXX will XXXXXXXXXX a great XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX in adapting themselves to the XXX XXXXX child is XXXXXXXXXXXXX. XXXX will XXXXX a XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX. XXXXXX dedicated studies, I XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX XX my own XX I have a XXXX younger sister. Me XXX my brother managed XX learn the XXXX XXXXXXXX faster XXXX our XXXXXXX did but eventually XXXX catch XX XXXX behind. They XXX XXXX XXXX an improved communication experience with XX XXXXXX. XXX family XXX to XXXXX so XX could XXXX a relatively XXXXXX relationship XXXX XXX XXXX family member and XXXX her happy even XX she cannot XXXX XXX sounds. XXX world can XXXX be XXXXXXXXX on XXXX. Studying this matter XXX its personal impact on my XXXX, I XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX is one point where XXXX people XXX in advantage in front XX XX, those XXX can XXXX.XXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXXXX XXXX XXXX languages, XXXX XXX of them XXXXX used widely. XXXXXX languages are XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX and XXXX XXXXXXXXX for persons from XXXXXXXXX cultures (Hiddinga, Crasborn, 2012). XXXXX languages XXX XXXX a XXXXX and a XXXX person from X.S XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX someone from XXXXXXX or XXXXXX XXXXXXX experience XXX language XXXXXXXX hearing people XXX used to. Even XX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXX were not literally XXX scientifically considered as proper languages XXXXX XXX 60’s, XXXX XXXXXX to XX very XXXXXXX (Hiddinga, XXXXXXXX, XXXX). XX XXXXXXXX, XXXX XXXXX XXXX XX sister XXXXX talk XXXX XXXXXXX deaf child XXXX XXXXXX or Germany XXX XXXXXXXXXX almost everything. In the same XXXXXXXX, I XXXXX XXXX to XXXX German or XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX speak English.XXXX XXX help of a nearly uniform XXXXXXXX, XXXX people XXX XXXX a XXXXX global XXXXXXXXX XXX follow XXXXX rights and XXXXXXXXX on a global XXXXX. XXX one question XXXXX XXXXXXXX in XX XXXX. Should XX XXXXX the sign XXXXXXXX even if XX hear XXX we XXX use XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX? Seeking for XX XXXXXX I XXXXX XXXX interesting opinions XX XXXX matter. On XXXXXXX 20, XXXX, a British XXXXXXXXX published XXX XXXXXXX of one XX its editors about the XXXX XXXXXXXX (Klenbort, 2014). The XXXXXX found a XXX of reasons XXX why we should XXXXXXXXXX this XXXXXXXX XXX even XXXXX it. The reasons XXX XXXXXXXXXX in XXX everyday XXXX XXX they XXXXX prove effective. XXX article suggests that by using the sign language, we can communicate XXXX us in a XXXX XXXXX the XXXXX XX playing XXXX XXXX; XX could communicate XXXX a XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXX cannot be XXXXX anymore XXXX XXXX we XXX XX XXXXXXXX sides XX a XXXXXXXXX. XXX XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX a dialogue from two cars, XXXX XXX XXXXXXX closed. More tempting XXX riskier, by XXXXXXXX this language we XXX XXXXXXX sensible things about those around XX but we XXXX XXXX XX be XXXX XXXX XX XXX XXX understand XXX XXXXX. With this XXX perspective I now XXXXX that XXXX XX XX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX me, I XXXX a lot XX learn from her XXX XXXXXXXX we XXX XXXX our way XX communicating XX XXXXXXX XXXXX. For XXXXX XXX will take their time to read XXXX current XXXXX, I want XX tell them that XXXX should XXX consider XXXX people XXX less XXXX us. XXXX XXXX a XXXXXXXXXXXXX advantage in front XX us, those XXX use XXX XXXXX to XXXXXXXXXXX. XX should XXXXX XXX sign XXXXXXXX.
References:
XXXXXXXX, A., & XXXXXXXX, X. (XXXX). XXXXXX languages XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXX in Society, XX(4), XXX-505. doi:http://XX.doi.org/XX.XXXX/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Klenbort. S, 2014, Signed XXXXXXXXX can XX so many XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX’t, The Guardian, XXXXXX issue, XXXXXXXXX on October XX, XXXX, and XXXXXXXXX from XXXXXXXXXXX.XXX/commentisfree/2014/XXX/XX/XXXXXX-XXXXXXXXX-XXX-XX-so-many-XXXXXX-spoken-languages-XXXX
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