Quiet. Probably annoying, since most people unless they're deaf, or are close to someone deaf, don't know your language. But probably also nice, since deaf communities are closely knit. If you're interested in learning more about Deaf culture or ASL, you may enjoy the book: For Hearing People Only by Matthew Scott Moore and Linda Levitan.
Deaf people think in the language that they speak, which is usually (but not always) the local sign language.
Some people think with ideas, not words. Just because a person is deaf doesn't mean that they don't (or can't) read. That said, one would tend to believe that they "think" in whatever language is native to themselves (for example, English or ASL). Yes, they would tend to think just like hearing people do, but when we "verbalize" our thoughts, they would likely think out the motions of the sign they would use. It is hard to imagine this, just like it would be hard for a deaf person to imagine what hearing feels like.
Mayzie thought she was a good singer, but I think that she's really tone deaf.
You can be Mute without being Deaf, people that don't have the ability to or don't want to talk would be mute. "Deaf-Mute" (and that isn't a widely used description anymore) would refer to a person who was Deaf and did not speak.
"As deaf as a post" is an idiomatic phrase that means 'very or extremely deaf'.
i am confused... why is this in dog health? Look nothing is worse then being hearing, being normal, being iggrogant. Deaf people do not usually think anything is better then being deaf. Hearing nothing worse then being deaf, it depends on where you are from.
being deaf.
being deaf is when you cant hear a single thing but you can still see the cheesecake yay
I would think being deaf and blind.
I wouldn't think so. A tone deaf person would never find attractive any profession for which tone sensitivity is a requirement.
Nothing is cool about being deaf!
no of course not, why would anybody think that?
They have very good hearing and excellent sight.
cuz like his dad and him like spech a lot
No, Josh Elliott is not deaf. He is a well-known television personality and journalist, recognized for his work on programs like "Good Morning America." There have been no credible reports or indications regarding him being deaf.
being deprived of the sense of sound
I think so :(