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Deaf Language as a Foreign Language
[ Vadim Kotelnikov ]   Created: 3/30/10   Closing date: 4/29/10
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Why as foreign languages we learn national laguages only thus narrowing our communication geography?

 
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Deaf Language SignsWhat if we start learning Deaf Language, as a foreign language so, if this approach is widely accepted, we could communicate effectively with local people wherever we go?

Besides, this would make a great positive social impact. If everybody knows deaf language, deaf people will be able to communicate with anybody, feel happier and contribute more to the society.

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SMILE as a main global language
[ Vadim Kotelnikov ] 1/16/11 		Add a comment
  

There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all.I was wrting an article on Cross-Cultural Communication and found a great quote for it:

 There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all.

Anonimous, unfortunately. Or may be not. It's so wise, that who is the author is obvious. As  Albert Einstein put it, "When the solution is simple, God is answering.."

 
 
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