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GERMAN SIGN LANGUAGE
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GERMANY SIGN
GERMAN SIGN
GERMAN SIGN LANGUAGE
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GERMAN SIGN LANGUAGE
German Sign Language
Or
Deutsche Gebärdensprache (DGS)
- They don't have a written form of sign language
- They don't have a lot of interpreters and interpreted things in Germany.
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DGS LETTERS
LETTERS
Very similar to ASL.
5 SIGNS THAT ARE THE SAME
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SIMILARITIES/DIFFERENCES
Happy/frohlich
Hello/Hallo
Meat/Fleisch
Wet/Nass
Sleep/Schlafen
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5 DIFFERENT SIGNS
Finished/Fertig
Warm/Warm
Beautiful/Schon
DIFFERENCES
More/Mehr
Juice/Saft
EDUCATION
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EDUCATION
- Samuel Heinicke started teaching deaf people how to speak in 1768.
- He used oralism to teach deaf people.
- In 1777, he opened the first oral public school for the deaf in Leipzig, Germany.
- It was the first deaf school recognized by the government.
- It was called "Samuel Heinicke School for the Deaf."
PICTURES
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PICTURES
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CULTURE
- Estimated 80,000 Deaf members.
- 16 million with hearing loss.
- Deaf people are seen as disabled.
- Federation of Gehorlosen Germany (REGEDE).
- Parents of deaf kids are usually pressured to get chochlear implants for their kids.
- About 200,000 people use sign language
- There isn't just one thing that causes hearing loss in Germany it is caused by many different viruses and sicknesses.
PRETZELS
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Pretzels were brought from Germany on the Mayflower in 1710. They are very popular in Germany.
FOOD
WORKS CITED
WORKS CITED
https://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/g/germany.htm
https://listontap.com/top-15-things-germany-famous/
https://prezi.com/fwrpclrmhedg/deaf-culture-in-germany/
https://www.verywellhealth.com/deaf-community-germany-1048922
http://www.goethe.de/ges/spa/prj/sog/mup/en3693593.htm
https://www.verywellhealth.com/samuel-heinicke-oral-education-1046549