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- Aslpride
- Yucaipa, California, United States
- Support and use ASL! I am from deaf family and graduated at California School for the Deaf, Riverside in 1995. I have deaf parent, one deaf brother and several deaf uncles, aunts and cousins. I have a wonderful wife with three awesome kids. My first two kids are boys. They are tough, but compassion toward our daughter. Graduated with B.S. Degree in Information Systems Security. YLC Alumni '94
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Thanks for the shortcut! :) If I get to know a hearing person well enough, I might go into specifics; otherwise, you are right, they seem to get this better than anything else. Weird how we never think of saying that ... when they use that phrase all the time. Not anymore, thanks to you ;)
Thank for excellent tips!
Oh, good tip! It can get very old after a while answering this question. I understand. Same with me. I'll try this out when I don't feel up to answering this question any more.
~ LaRonda
Interesting way of putting the words!
I'll try this one!
of course it keeps simple saying rather than having a big deal. It is the best way to say very simple, the more you get the result from someone who asks you silly and answers very excellent simple, Good for you!
Cool! I like that statement. Will try that next time when hearies ask me.
Gotcha 'em ! I love it when you said that,lol.
True, that is simple! No need to explain. Good tip!
I agree its good tip! Just since yesterday, my supervisor asked me when I became deaf and told her that I was born deaf. So, I asked her why she asked me that and told me that she said I speak pretty well. Well, I speak as well since I took speech class during my school years. She thought I was mute and couldnt speak at all.
Interesting! Never thought of that! But, hearing people rarely ask me "Do you can hear?" but they mostly say "Do you can read my lips?"
Justin :)
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