ChatterBank3 mins ago
It’s Not News Really
38 Answers
But I can’t take my eyes of the fella signing for Boris’s briefing currently being shown, he looks in pain :0(
When he’s saying about the injection, he winces :0(
When he’s saying about the injection, he winces :0(
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by Bobbisox1. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.
In Brussels, Bobbi, I was standing near tables at an outside bar as Dave fetched us a drink.
A group of young Irish people were at the table I had my eye on as their glasses were empty. They were all deaf and signing. It was so interesting! Watching them sign about everyone around.
As they got up to leave looked at me and pointed to the table I signed....Thank you. Have a lovely day and a great holiday.
Bit rude I know to signdrop.....but hey!
Scariest was following a car in which the driver and passenger were signing.
A group of young Irish people were at the table I had my eye on as their glasses were empty. They were all deaf and signing. It was so interesting! Watching them sign about everyone around.
As they got up to leave looked at me and pointed to the table I signed....Thank you. Have a lovely day and a great holiday.
Bit rude I know to signdrop.....but hey!
Scariest was following a car in which the driver and passenger were signing.
//I think now if I still worked in retail as I did in later years, I’d brush up on those skills, I think they’d have come in very handy//
Probably not as handy as you think. I believe there are around 150,000 sign language users in the UK. That one in about every 380 adults, so you'd be very lucky to encounter one.
Probably not as handy as you think. I believe there are around 150,000 sign language users in the UK. That one in about every 380 adults, so you'd be very lucky to encounter one.
Grey haired baldy has been torturing the signer
including
" retrograde policy, one which we do NOT wish to see a return to...."
and even ( gasp)
"we are NOT sure that a peak has been reached especially in the younger age group - other groups may well fill the iTUs later"
oh and - - devout... used as a metaphor
including
" retrograde policy, one which we do NOT wish to see a return to...."
and even ( gasp)
"we are NOT sure that a peak has been reached especially in the younger age group - other groups may well fill the iTUs later"
oh and - - devout... used as a metaphor
No, Atheist, signing isn't universal. I signed in England and it's slightly different here in Ireland even though both countries speak English. Same with America.
I think there are about 300 different sign languages and there are even regional differences.
There can be changes too. When I was learning the sign for Ireland was to flick your fingers across lapels. This was where the Shamrock was worn. Somebody decided it looked like we were flicking fleas so the sign was changed. I know the new sign for Ireland in BSL but not what it means!
As easy to insult or to take offence...as it is with speech... :-)
I think there are about 300 different sign languages and there are even regional differences.
There can be changes too. When I was learning the sign for Ireland was to flick your fingers across lapels. This was where the Shamrock was worn. Somebody decided it looked like we were flicking fleas so the sign was changed. I know the new sign for Ireland in BSL but not what it means!
As easy to insult or to take offence...as it is with speech... :-)
Welcome, Atheist. Part of my desire to sign was to communicate with a neighbouring lad here in Ireland when I visited.
I was well into it before discovering we would be signing differently!
A little bit of miming overcame that problem but had I mimed at all in my exams I'd have failed as a friend did. Miming's very much looked down on.
I was well into it before discovering we would be signing differently!
A little bit of miming overcame that problem but had I mimed at all in my exams I'd have failed as a friend did. Miming's very much looked down on.
// I know the new sign for Ireland in BSL but not what it means!//
it means Ireland of course
One is flicking a leprechaun off the L shoulder
the old one is spadework ( digging potatoes) considered insulting
slitty eyes is NOT used for chinese but IS still used for Asian
Caste mark is frowned up on for Indian
oh and the new one for LGBTQ+
it means Ireland of course
One is flicking a leprechaun off the L shoulder
the old one is spadework ( digging potatoes) considered insulting
slitty eyes is NOT used for chinese but IS still used for Asian
Caste mark is frowned up on for Indian
oh and the new one for LGBTQ+
The crazy south african signer - recommended by a friend of the family so they cdnt get him off even tho it was obvious after a few minutes that something was a foot
You know goggle box - used to have the very large chauffeur who liked popping sheets of the plastic crinkle pop ?
his 12 y old son on camera identified the fake very quickly even tho he was english and didnt sign.
because around 20% of the signs got repeated showings - 20% of the signs used were a restricted subset (OK the kid didnt say that). I was really really impressed by that
( screams from the usual suspects: foo what gogglebox, what dat den etc etc)
You know goggle box - used to have the very large chauffeur who liked popping sheets of the plastic crinkle pop ?
his 12 y old son on camera identified the fake very quickly even tho he was english and didnt sign.
because around 20% of the signs got repeated showings - 20% of the signs used were a restricted subset (OK the kid didnt say that). I was really really impressed by that
( screams from the usual suspects: foo what gogglebox, what dat den etc etc)
 |
|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |