Magical moment a young deaf girl's dreams come true when Tinkerbell talks to her with sign language during a trip to Disney World
神奇时刻:耳聋小女孩梦想成真,迪斯尼世界之旅小仙女手语语气交谈
James Gordon For Dailymail.com
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It just goes to show that a little bit of effort can produce such happiness and surprise, this little girl will remember that moment for the rest of her life - NiceKiyam
would be nice if they teach it in schools for all to learn, that way a deaf person is never left outAnonReply toKiyam
Some schools do now offer a GCSE in British Sign Language, but not many. The man problem is a lack of qualified teachers. It's also quite expensive to learn as an evening class (depending on availablity) I'm learning BSL as my Deaf friend is teaching me, but I couldn't afford to do a proper course. There are online resources, but they're not any good without a real life Deaf person to practise with! But you're right - it's an official language, and could be offered alongside French, Spanish etc in schools if only we had the will, resources and staff.