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Can a deafblind person still learn and use another language other than their native language to communicate, read and write? (self.Blind)
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PolariChat 1 points 3y ago
Is the deafblind alphabet uk version https://i.imgur.com/k1zV3yV.jpg
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chrystalalex 1 points 3y ago
Well, I had a friend who is deafblind. He communicated predominantly through sign language. He learned Japanese, and did quite well at it I believe.
CloudyBeep 1 points 3y ago
Yes, they can.
Amonwilde 1 points 3y ago
This is a person who has very intrusive thoughts who posts here every month or two about going deaf blind. I think it would be very difficult to be this individual but a ban might be warranted.
CloudyBeep 1 points 3y ago
Their account was only created today, so you'd need more proof that it's the same person.
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Amonwilde 2 points 3y ago
Well, I don't really need anything. It's a suggestion.
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