IS THERE ANY DEAF PEOPLE THAT VISIT GLP???

They did a very good job!

I teach sign language, about to start teaching high schoolers, and these guys were great! :D

Thanks for posting!

Here comes the dumb cracks.

*ARE there any deaf people that visit GLP?

Yes they did a good job and I like the song cause it cheers me up, but probably get mostly 1 stars but that is O.K.

but wouldn't it be weird not hearing the music to go with? just seeing the lyrics to a song would make it sound like a mumble jumble words?

"I see" said the blind man to the deaf person.

you got a 1 star because your thread title sounds like you never completed the 5th grade.

IS there a deaf person = singular

ARE there any deaf people = plural

reminds me of napoleon dynamite! lol

I could be wrong, but I think Canislatrans may be.

Yes, I am deaf. I known American Sign Language. I love ASL. I hate oral speech lipreading.

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Deaf people that learn ASL without getting a full grasp on English tend to make these grammar mistakes.

You need to understand, however...

Grammar is set up to convey meaning via words.

Deaf people skip the waste of time conveying this meaning via words, and USE THEIR FACIAL EXPRESSIONS INSTEAD.

Works wonderfully face to face, but falls flat when we're back to using english words on the internet.

You're a registered member, right? So you can correct mistakes, right?



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ARE THERE ANY DEAF PEOPLE THAT VISIT GLP???




It hurts my eyes to look at your post......

And if you do correct it, you might take it s step further....



ARE THERE ANY DEAF PEOPLE WHO VISIT GLP???

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And if you do correct it, you might take it a step further....



ARE THERE ANY DEAF PEOPLE WHO VISIT GLP???

"I see said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw"

NEW JERUSALEM IS ONE OF THEM !!

the deaf the blind and the dumb

come here everdayand learn absolutely NOTHING!!

you might be Red Hot but you're as dumb as a fucking post. Poor grammar, mangled syntax, and use of the impersonal prounoun when you're talking about people prove it.

If I wanted to constinue your poor syntax it would be

Are there any deaf people who visit GLP?

Still sucks. Get to the point damn it. "Do deaf people visit GLP?" We're fucked.

No, not deaf, but blinded people abound.

Most are blinded by racism, Zionism, and other stupidities.

No, The correct way of putting it would be, Are there any grammer nazis who visit GLP?

ASL and ISL are 'languages' I have learned. To me it would be that the guy on the right hand side is 'better' at signing music than the other one. Of course one of the big differences is that the guy on the right does use facial expressions, while the other barely moves his lips.

how people who are 100% deaf since birth imagine that SOUNDS are?

can they even imagine what sounds are?

 

Thank you for posting this video for the deaf.

Here is a You Tube Channel link for deaf Christians or those investigating Christianity. This channel is also good for people who don't use English as their first language. :

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God bless.

I've worked for an IP Relay company for 6 years and can say this is fairly accurate.

Hearing impaired individuals use body language such as facial expressions or slight body motions to convey meaning of some words or phrases. One ASL phrase may have two or more completely different meanings based on if you were nodding or not, for example.

However, that is talking face to face, or over video relay.

When you throw in text to the mix and remove the "physical" aspect things get kind of complicated.

As AC 9743 said, "Deaf people that learn ASL without getting a full grasp on English tend to make these grammar mistakes."

This is because ASL translates "roughly" so to speak to English. (Just as other languages do)

"The red ball bounced down the street" might be put across as "The ball red bounce the street down." for example.

Add in an individual who ONLY learns ASL fluently, and "skims" English, you get many more roadblocks.

I do have to admit this example MIGHT be very very far off, as I am not "professionally" trained in ASL and I am rusty from my relay days. All I wanted to do with this post is add some clarification.

And to the user who posted something about the video being "pointless as they can't 'hear'"... This only displays how little you really know of the deaf community. Just FYI, a lot (not all) of deaf individuals "feel" the music. They feel the vibrations of the different tones low and high and "listen" in that means. ASL simply put across the lyrical message in the song. The beat, volume, and rhythm are "heard" through touch.

The more you know