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Deaf/Sign Language 2007/9/4 21:56
^_^ i'm deaf, of courser.
im 18 yearz old.

I just wonder if there are deaf students at school in japan? Hey if sign language are different? it is hard?

I almost learn how to read/write/sometime speak but itz hard to speak, right? thatz cause im deaf.
by Robert  

Japanese sign language 2007/9/5 17:24
Robert,

Yes, there are hearing-impaired people in Japan too.
You can read details of Japanese sign language here...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Sign_Language
by Dave in Saitama rate this post as useful

Japan 2007/9/5 22:26
I used to teach English conversation to a deaf Japanese lady. She was able to speak although not very clearly. She relied on lip-reading and things I wrote on the board to produce the sounds.

She was starting to be able to lip-read English fairly well after a year of classes.

A few times in a yoga class I took there was a deaf student- a teacher at the school was able to give her the instructions in sign language while the main teacher led the class.
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