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Do you see the deaf-mute how to say words?
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Maybe most of us think learning English is very hard, but do you see the deaf-mute how to say words, when a deaf-mute want to communicate with you and you are upset cause you can't know what he or she want to say, and what they feel? You think it is not your fault. and their feeling is worse and it make them unconfident. So when you think it is hard, actually you are wrong, the deaf-mute can't say words all their life, but you can say English fluently if you learn it all your life. Now what we should do? At least we can't say we never say English fluently.
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Post comment Comment (2 replies)
- Reply sunnyv
- Actually, I admire the way the deaf and mute people for trying to make themselves understood. We all should have patience and gather their sign language and sound indications to get their message. On this point, it does remind us how fortunate we are to be physically able to hear, speak and do almost anything. Just one single disability can or abnormality can make a person's life miserable and unbearable. Be grateful for what we have now.
- Reply teadrinking
- it is all up to the attitude about what we see this issue, such a topic about how to learn it well or how to improve it, actually, we have talked it all the time, most guys just lack the patience and will to stick to it due to the their so called tedious process of learning. in fact, it is an interesting experience to learn of something, while those ones assumed it as a hard job when they see no reward. Nothing else in the world is easy to take, only if we want it in dertermined mind.
