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0:09 International Sign 0:13 Alphabet 0:37 Numbers 0:51 name 0:54 age 0:57 country 1:04 time 1:07 good morning 1:10 afternoon 1:14 night 1:17 day 1:19 Days of the Week 1:27 month 1:34 Months of the Year 1:50 week 1:53 year 1:56 person / people 2:01 boy 2:04 girl 2:10 today / present 2:13 tomorrow 2:16 yesterday 2:19 past 2:22 future 2:25 Question Words 2:49 can / possible 2:52 impossible 2:55 want / don't want 3:01 yes 3:04 right 3:07 no 3:10 finish 3:13 nothing 3:15 have 3:18 know / don't know 3:24 like / don't like 3:29 same 3:32 different 3:35 Deaf 3:38 hearing 3:41 friend 3:44 delegate 3:47 interpreter 3:50 association 3:53 government 3:56 open 3:59 begin / start 4:01 close 4:05 ceremony 4:08 explain 4:11 decide 4:13 approve 4:16 must 4:20 president / VP 4:26 member 4:29 work 4:31 study 4:35 sick 4:38 rest 4:41 wait 4:44 please 4:47 sorry 4:50 question 4:53 plan 4:56 participate / involve 4:59 youth 5:02 camp 5:05 lecture 5:08 meeting 5:11 sports 5:14 game 5:17 group 5:19 practice 5:22 learn 5:25 talk 5:28 discuss 5:31 problem 5:34 diversity 5:37 culture exchange 5:43 language 5:46 sign language 5:49 human rights 5:52 advocacy 5:55 empower 5:58 pride 6:01 equality 6:04 respect 6:07 hope 6:10 happy 6:13 thank you

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Yes it is damn amazing!!

+Maung Luu Nge Some countries are not Ordinary Member (OM) of WFD RSA. Please check with your Burmese friends as some of them has approached us for enquiries.

Jiangbin, we refer to Chinese as a race in Singapore, not China. Please understand and respect.

I understand what you mean. As a neighbor country, it is recommended to use "China"play a finger in the chest, vertical down, we hope the two sides can understand each other! Thank you!

+Jiangbin Wang I think you misunderstand. We use the sign for "China" (country) like you mentioned. In this video, we are talking about Singapore culture (NOT China culture). We use this sign for Chinese (race). Do you know Singapore has multicultural people like Chinese (NOT China), Malay (NOT Malaysia), Indian (NOT INDIA) and Peranakan? I hope you respect our sign language, Singapore Sign Language (SgSL). For more information Singapore culture, please visit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Singapore Many thanks!

Jessica Mak Of course I know Singapore culture, now that you mention is "SgSL", understand what you mean.

+Jiangbin Wang Great. Thanks for your understanding.