Yes deaf people can read. 😐 #deaf #people #shorts

[fishmind]

This guy moves like a disney animation, and I love it.

[Mrchonks_draws]

**hits ear aggressively in English** 💀
Now THAT got me 🤣

[tealbutterflylife]

"Can you read?"
"Can you write?"
😂😂😂

[_warcrimes]

**casually shatters reality with a slap**

[BrokenXDI]

*hitting ear aggressively in English*

Made me crack up more then i should've

[bbmythos]

This is exactly what an uncensored Disney short would be like lmao

[JackSilver]

Used to work with a girl who was completely deaf. I don't know any sign language so we'd pass notes. I remember the first not and seeing it written in this fascinating shorthand. I'd never thought about it before, of course her syntax would be simplified for efficiency!

[eh]

when i was volunteering when i was 15, i was trying to help a man who was deaf with his phone. i actually wrote down the instructions for him and a few minutes later someone he knew who could sign came over, annoyed, and scolded me for doing that. she told me that most people who are deaf can’t read English. i was devastated lol. idk why she said that

[satanic_panic]

“*frustrated In deaf*” got me lmao
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[ObeytheNova]

I can relate I have a speech impediment and so many people try so hard to make me feel comfortable I can literally say or do anything and they’ll just puppydog me it’s annoying

[lucasscomputerchannel]

As soon as I saw the “ no, can you write?” I subscribed 😂

[Catzilla]

I've grown up with half my family deaf, I knew they could read/write and knew a little asl just saying you inspire me a bit.

[MonkeyGng]

Why is nobody talking about how he said he can't read but read and answered all his questions

[suma]

The "Hallooo" Was everything 😭

[ddetra]

so my brother was really confused on how the deaf community connects ASL to reading the english language. it makes sense to him on how someone who became deaf later in life knows from their prior learning of ready when they were hearing, but he was wondering how someone who may be deaf from birth would learn to read. i assumed that its similar to how parents teach english (word to picture/pronunciation association) but instead of sounding it out for the child they connect it the best they can to an ASL word (i know meanings aren’t perfectly 1 to 1 but it’s pretty close in some occasions). i guess i’m asking if associating written words with a similar ASL sign is how they teach reading to the children who are born deaf?

i’m trying to learn ASL because the whole topic interests me!!

[Erixkkk]

The looks and shrug at the camera when he said “no, can u write?” Got me😂

[kavenkocke]

Actually got me at the end lmao

Ignorant people just gonna be ignorant until you show them better. Hopefully it only takes one backhand 🤓

[SaltyCupcake]

But what if they where just checking you can read, some people can’t ;0;

But the part where like- they think you can’t read- after- you- r e a d?-
Comedy gold

[Lost_soul]

Just found this and I loved it keep it up man

[rosewater]

I got unintentional tingles in the part where he writes lmao 🤣😂😆





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