Okay, some people in this comment section are trying to ask questions because the genuinely want to know. But *so many* of these comments are trying to point out inconsistencies (that aren't there) and acuse the makers of this of being careless or incorrect. The alarm clock was vibrating, she could have been receiving a face time or text, she saw the police cars light in the rearview mirror, and some deaf people are mute while others can talk or personally prefer not to. Please think before you type.
Mayo Colvin building on that in my experience (I've met a few deaf people) the deaf people who can't speak usually are the ones who have been deaf since birth so they never learned to speak. But people who have gone deaf by other means and know how to talk usually just say stuff and have people write down their responses. I met a guy who just carried around a notepad and handed it to you after he said something.
the alarm clock also emits a bright light similar to if someone shined a torch in your eyes or some one was taking pictures you may be asleep but after a while, you'd notice. The only flaw I see is in one scene she tells a guy that he doesn't need to speak really slowly and forced yet in the next scene she says she can't understand the police man, after saying she knew how to read lips in the previous scene, I know it's difficult reading random peoples lips but they were stereotypical lines police say when being pulled over. Once again she could have signed at him he wouldn't understand but maybe he'd get the hint :P
so someone understands i was looking through the comments untill i saw this you arnt wrong people say that because they dont know what it is like to be deaf.
absolutely not. why should a cop waste his valuable time catering to the 6% who are deaf. then he should cater to blind people, sensitive people, drug addicts, homeless, etc. just no
I think sign language should be one of the language courses you should have the option of taking while in school. It's the third most used language in the US right after Spanish.
+MadameTamma I transferred to a different high school sophomore year, which had ASL classes. I took them because I always thought ASL was interesting, and I was no good at French. 6 years later and I'm almost done my interpreter training. I hope to focus on medical interpreting, then eventually specialize in legal interpreting.
Well, it's not that easy. Also you would have to be really good at acting. Because it is annoying when people over exaggerate what deaf people do and what they think they need to do to help the deaf person to hear. 1) Over exaggerate their lips 2) space out their words too much 3)being really loud with their voices. Never ever do those three things. Ever. Also people would 1) be annoyed that you can't hear them 2) give up after one or two tries of repeating a sentence 3) Get angry with you and blame it on you 4) be a jerk 5) act like they are smarter and say that you should *"LISTEN"* 6) say never mind
Officer: “Do you know why I stopped you?” Girl: *says nothing* Officer: Do you *know* why I *stopped* you?” Girl: *still says nothing* Officer: “You were speeding.” Girl: *points to ears* Officer: “Whatever then.”
This video doesn't only focus on the fact that it's hard not to be able to hear but it's an equal mix of the downsides and the perks and I'm living for it.
For those who don't understand why those who are hearing impaired make ”weird” faces and a lot of exaggerated gestures, its because, in a world where visuals are one of the only ways to communicate, visual expressions are our version of, tone of voice. It tells us the context of the conversation that we can hear but rather see. It's like body language X10. Expression is everything.
I'm not deaf, but my best friend is, so back in kindergarten I wanted to learn sign language to talk to ten new girl. I learned most of it by 2nd grade, and now I'm fluent!
At early ages in life it is easy to learn a language than if you were to do so at the age of say 20 so depending on how much effort and what your age is you can learn it in about a month
Boyerz Urashima Yeah my cousin was surprised when I told her sign language isn't international. I told her sign is just like any other language, It has many different branches. The sign language most people see is American sign but that's only a small fraction of the sign language community.
I'm sorry if this cam across offensive but there are obviously pros and cons to everything, including being able to hear. They just showed everything in a nice way.
That's amazing for me to know that somewhere in this world someone has a kind heart to help those who have lost a sense that isn't there fault I mean how is it my fault that I was born deaf
Interesting. I had a deaf roomate back at University. You can't always assume everyone can hear well or hear at all, but usually if it's something really important I tap the person on the shoulder to gain their attention. Otherwise I let people be. It's fun to see people talk in sign language!! Also I usually always carry my phone with me in case a communication issue comes up, or even signing on notepad apps if communication has to be written out. But it's amazing to see the world in this perspective! All the more respect!
Eye opening! My wife and I are going to be parenting a teen who’s deaf. I want to make sure she’s happy so I’m trying to learn as much as I can about the issue.
As a late deafened individual I can say these things from experience, there are varying degrees of deafness. some people are deaf in 1 ear and full hearing in the other, wile others have no hearing what so ever and no amplification will help while some people have cochlear implants or hearing aids but that only helps again to a certain degree. It all depends on that individual's loss. I am almost completely deaf without my hearing aids in and when I do have them in everything is amplified to the same degree. It is nothing like how I remember natural hearing. Those of us who have hearing aids and cochlear implants are able to listen to music and talk on the phone or stream media through these devices. Not all deaf people talk some talk and some don't this all depends on a persons preference. I only talk because I was hearing for 20 years before my loss. I much prefer to sign but not everyone knows ASL (American Sign Language) which is my countries official signed language. Some of us deaf or hard of hearing (HoH) individuals only talk to a select few people on the phone because they know how to speak in order for us to be able to understand them. Some deaf/HoH people read lips while others don't. Please stop making accusations and assumptions and research things. If ever curious ask a deaf or HoH individual. I am sure they would love to help educate you on our culture. It is pretty amazing and so are the people.
I have a deaf classmate. She is a girl and we are on 6th grade, the average age of a 6th-grader is about 11-12. She is 16 and I'm 12. She doesn't know how to sign language, which confused me. Her family has money and I didn't know why she didn't know how to sign language. All of us can hear and talk. During classes she just sit and wait there until it's done. She doesn't understand anyone except if you put it in a piece of paper, or imitate it with your hands, and say it outloud. She can hear a teeny tiny bit. She is so nice and friendly to me. When she's going to graduate, she said she's being homeschooled by her grandmother. She seems sad, and I feel bad for her.
Trixie Robinson awww that is so sad. I’m 100% deaf. I can hear nothing at all so I go to a deaf school which I think she should go to a deaf school to because they can help her better. But what is it like to hear? It is scary or exciting? Both?
@@sharedaccount4918 Hearing is...magical. Yes, it's like magic. I don't know how to really describe it to you. But it honestly is just hearing wavelengths and perceiving pitch. I guess though, what you're after is what it's like but I can't do that. I can't, because it is something that I grew up with. To make you understand for yourself, I suppose the only way would to be able to preceive sound. But me saying that is an equivalent to, "A blind person seeing." It's hard to actually explain. Although, hearing really is like magic.
I got in trouble in class one day for helping my deaf friend understand what the teacher was saying by handing him notes. She didnt know he was deaf but now she does and we're good. Working in learning sign language to help better!
They teach deaf folks to use sensory language like this (and using "Oh, I see" if blind), because they are idioms with metaphorical meaning, not just literal.
when i get stopped by the police for speeding. Police: Do you know how fast you were going? Me: WAT? Police: Do you know how fast you were going??? Me: WAAT!? Police: Im gonna have to write you a ticket Me: WAT? Police: okay forget it bye...
met·a·phor ˈmedəˌfôr,ˈmedəˌfər/ noun: metaphor; plural noun: metaphors a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
hearing aids/implants not only don't work for everybody, but also some people just don't want them because this is their lifestyle and what they're used to.
+JNCressey no when something gets asked to the parents and it appears that they can not hear they will always look at the so you just pretend you didn't hear anything and can't respond
***** yeah me and my siblings always turn on the music really loud which is not nice against my father i guess but yeah when i'm mad i can slam the door and all that kind of stuff.I started signing first and then i started learning to talk.
I love the deaf culture, one of my best friends at work is deaf and she had been helping me learn (my place of work has absolutely no way to talk to the deaf unless a interpreter is present. Which is hardly ever. And due to her helping me and me learning on my own, i serve as an interpreter for what im able to sign.)
+Anun Kash you might like it for awhile but trust me, once you get used to hearing, you will have a heck a lot of difficulties being deaf. (vice versa) but I think it's easier for a deaf person to cope with suddenly being able to hear again because they can still communicate using sign language
felicity foo i doubt i'd like it. just the fact i could ignore people who feel the need to talk to me, because i'm pretty awkward. i'd prefer to go death then blind.
Comments you will find... How did the clock wake her up? Answer: Read the subtitles, and the alarm clock was vibrating and flashing lights Why would someone call her phone? Answer: A random caller. Video calls like Facetime or a text message Why cant deaf people talk? Answer: If they were deaf from birth, they never learned how to talk. If they were deaf from middle lf their life, they probably pronouce words wrong, say the wrong thing, and when they learn new words they dont know how to pronouce it. Its better to not talk if you're deaf to let them know you're deaf Another video would be a day through a blind person's eyes She is sexy/cute/beautiful Answer: You're damn right
It’s not required or better for a deaf person to not talk some times they’re born deaf and don’t talk but some go to speech therapy, and some now how to talk but prefer not to. It’s really up to preference.
I worked at a restaurant and I had the opportunity to sign to a deaf man who needed help with the menu. That moment really made me happy and I’ve decided to continue learning ASL.
2:49 In this instance I think I'd be really cool to know sign language when someone can see you from a place they cant hear you from, but still be able to communicate with you
+Jp.Girl How many times have you met a deaf person compared to a Spanish speaker? So no, it doesn't make "much more sense." I think there should be the option of having sign language in high school, but Spanish and French are better options if we're talking about something you'd be able to use every day. With deaf people, we are at least able to communicate through writing but we can't write in English to speakers of other languages unless they already know English.
I've seen this video a billion times. Then one day I wanted to watch it again. Then I noticed the school looked super familiar. I ended up going to this exact college. Such a crazy coincidence. Because I always wanted to be in a school with deaf people like myself so would watch stiff like this video. And I just ended up in RIT. So I accomplished one of my dreams.😊😊😊😊
They Don't Reply Back did you learn an entire keyboard of by heart and somehow know it enough to type with pinpoint accuracy? Because if you did that is actually quite amazing
Okay, some people in this comment section are trying to ask questions because the genuinely want to know. But *so many* of these comments are trying to point out inconsistencies (that aren't there) and acuse the makers of this of being careless or incorrect. The alarm clock was vibrating, she could have been receiving a face time or text, she saw the police cars light in the rearview mirror, and some deaf people are mute while others can talk or personally prefer not to. Please think before you type.
Mayo Colvin building on that in my experience (I've met a few deaf people) the deaf people who can't speak usually are the ones who have been deaf since birth so they never learned to speak. But people who have gone deaf by other means and know how to talk usually just say stuff and have people write down their responses. I met a guy who just carried around a notepad and handed it to you after he said something.
the alarm clock also emits a bright light similar to if someone shined a torch in your eyes or some one was taking pictures you may be asleep but after a while, you'd notice. The only flaw I see is in one scene she tells a guy that he doesn't need to speak really slowly and forced yet in the next scene she says she can't understand the police man, after saying she knew how to read lips in the previous scene, I know it's difficult reading random peoples lips but they were stereotypical lines police say when being pulled over. Once again she could have signed at him he wouldn't understand but maybe he'd get the hint :P
Mayo Colvin I
so someone understands i was looking through the comments untill i saw this you arnt wrong people say that because they dont know what it is like to be deaf.
Mayo Colvin I
When she was gossiping with that one dude underwater I laughed
Blackbear is my dad same tbh😂💀
Blackbear is my dad ikr
Blackbear is my dad mitch?
SAME
Army
"And he's not the father!"
Mouth bubbles
Misty Star GlowiiGalaxy lol
Misty Star GlowiiGalaxy lol
lmao I died
+Cherry Venal love the profile pic
🤣🤣
They be spilling tea through sign language too 😂😂
And Spanish
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Always dude..
dID yOu kNoW hiS GiRlFrIeND’S PrEgNaNt?
*and he’s not the father* ☕️👏🏽
Fr I was dying 💀
Who else thinks the police officers should have a sign language class so they can communicate with the driver who happens to be deaf
Julianne's Channel they would never walk away like that
absolutely not. why should a cop waste his valuable time catering to the 6% who are deaf. then he should cater to blind people, sensitive people, drug addicts, homeless, etc. just no
Julianne's Channel or they could write down what they wanna say
Julianne's Channel yeah
Most people aren’t deaf so that would be counterproductive I would say, why on earth would thy waste their time on learning such an invaluable skill?
"Did you know she is pregnant?"
:O
"AND HE'S NOT THE FATHER"
:OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OOOHH
Stop stealing comments 😒
OH HELL NO
I laughed so hard at that part
I think sign language should be one of the language courses you should have the option of taking while in school. It's the third most used language in the US right after Spanish.
+MadameTamma
I transferred to a different high school sophomore year, which had ASL classes. I took them because I always thought ASL was interesting, and I was no good at French.
6 years later and I'm almost done my interpreter training. I hope to focus on medical interpreting, then eventually specialize in legal interpreting.
same yes omg
...I took sign language in school...
We have sign language at my school
I've taken three levels at high school and am pretty proficient...
*you know his girlfriends pregnant and he’s not the father*
Guy: :O
😂
Lol
TEAAAA
😂😂 funny scene
:0°o°o°
Girl: "he's not the father"
Guy:
O
O
O
O
O
•0•
*screams in underwater sign language*
BBBBBBBBBBB
I thought this video was gonna be completely silent lol
me too but It is better silent
Jihad Jimmy how was she gonna talk in the call
Me too! Just mute it. It's better that way.
me too 😂
same
Now make a video called " *A day through a blind persons ears.* "
edit: wow guys thx for 777 likes!!
Rub Jup oh yeah yeah
@@botox.7136 oh meow meow
*_bUt DheN yU wOOnt SeE ANythInG!!!!1_*
x¿Shädøw¿x xd i have two questions.. why does this comment have 666 likes and should i be concerned
A day through a blind persons eyes
I really think there needs to be a sign language option at schools
Bush Cat there is in some schools. It’s not a class but it’s a club. That or you can take sign as a foreign language and it counts for university
Hannah S my school has it as a class nd i’m in florida
My school in NY has it, I'm taking it
That's not a bad idea.
I have it as a class-
3:35 how to not get a ticket
LeyahPlaysRoblox XD just got to this part.
Lmaoooo im gonna try that when i have my license
But wait what if the officer knows sign language
ツxzrlilo then your fucked
funpluc 😂😂
And he's no the father
Ohohohohoh
ohohohohohohohohoh
Omg I died there
I was weak at the ohhhhhh part 😂👏👌
+Be you Tiful hahah that was really funny, even thou she cant hear him still really funny hahah
i laughed my ass off
Next video: "A Day Through A blind Person's Ears"
Dank
HAHA snap
"A day through a mute person's nose"
Right though haha Anarchy Knight
sk8erj77 I came to this video just to see this comment
I love how they talked under water
So you're telling me that if I pretend to be deaf, I can get out of a speeding ticket?
* Lip smack *
*_Noice._*
Well, it's not that easy. Also you would have to be really good at acting. Because it is annoying when people over exaggerate what deaf people do and what they think they need to do to help the deaf person to hear.
1) Over exaggerate their lips
2) space out their words too much 3)being really loud with their voices.
Never ever do those three things. Ever. Also people would
1) be annoyed that you can't hear them
2) give up after one or two tries of repeating a sentence
3) Get angry with you and blame it on you
4) be a jerk
5) act like they are smarter and say that you should *"LISTEN"*
6) say never mind
@@kayleighwolf976 I was making a joke, but your reply is actually interesting, lol.
@@friend1308 I know, but just in case you did. You might of needed to know those💖💖 Anyway have a fantastic day
@@kayleighwolf976 You too!
*lip smack*
They should have taken all of the audio out of the video.
SamBskate that's what I was expecting
or you could mute the video
JRLarkin me too
+Ammar Khan OHHHHHHH
Fuck it, she acts mute anyways.
Sign language is pretty handy... get it
No i do not
Sgt Juno 😂😂 lol took me a while
Yes it is, I'm 13 years in it, and I'm 13 :)
Trevor Playz knew*
Meiz Liio makes no sense
3:57
Police:Do you understand
Girl: *SAYS NO WITH HER HEAD*
Hmm
She could have been shaking her head as it to say “I don’t understand you.” I believe she also pointed at her ear so it would make sense.
@@mikeyrogozik8403 no need to take it seriously 😊 its just a joke
Did you know for fact that deaf peoples can read off the lips?
Btw its just a joke😊
Officer: “Do you know why I stopped you?”
Girl: *says nothing*
Officer: Do you *know* why I *stopped* you?”
Girl: *still says nothing*
Officer: “You were speeding.”
Girl: *points to ears*
Officer: “Whatever then.”
the sign for deaf
Officer: "Must have been the wind"
HE'S NOT THE FATHER
OOOOOOOOH
😂😂😂😂
GLORRRRGLORRGGGLEOLFF
*time to get the popcorn*
GGGOOOOOLOOOOOGGG
XDD
Follow Your Dreams, Go Back to Bed OMG
Who asks "what are you getting to random stranger"
*and then is disappointed by saying "obviously nothing "*
Beastyality Gaming Why did you name yourself Beastyality Gaming..... Do you even know what that word means?
Beastyality Gaming obviously just trying to start a conversation
Life's Fantasy lol
Beastyality Gaming I think that boy was, "checking her out" I dunno.
Life's Fantasy yea he should change his name lmao
A day through a blind persons eyes: *Nothing*
Ashley’s horses
that’s not even funny my boyfriend is blind
celia's world 😂
@@celialabarbera1932 lol😂😂
Same as a day through Ashley's brain
@@celialabarbera1932 so sorry that you can't take a damn joke. please shut up.
This video doesn't only focus on the fact that it's hard not to be able to hear but it's an equal mix of the downsides and the perks and I'm living for it.
Did anyone else turn off the volume to fully experience the video?
mr me me
mr me I did
mr me meee
Deaf people can sometimes still perceive vibrations which ends up being faint and unfamiliar sounds
mr me I accidentaly kept it down cuz I thoght,it was supposed to be like that lolol
Who watched this video in silence
Me
I did
me
C.D.I. Official Could you elaborate on what you mean by silence?
With the volume all the way down :)
4:28 [looks at the camera like she's on The Office]
Like the show? Cause if so that is my favorite show in the world because it’s amazing
CalicoColors yes. The only proper noun of The Office
For those who don't understand why those who are hearing impaired make ”weird” faces and a lot of exaggerated gestures, its because, in a world where visuals are one of the only ways to communicate, visual expressions are our version of, tone of voice. It tells us the context of the conversation that we can hear but rather see. It's like body language X10. Expression is everything.
I'm not deaf, but my best friend is, so back in kindergarten I wanted to learn sign language to talk to ten new girl. I learned most of it by 2nd grade, and now I'm fluent!
Twin 4 the win yay that's so sweet!
At early ages in life it is easy to learn a language than if you were to do so at the age of say 20 so depending on how much effort and what your age is you can learn it in about a month
the sign language around the world isnt international since you mentioned american sign language just wondering tho :)
Boyerz Urashima Yeah my cousin was surprised when I told her sign language isn't international. I told her sign is just like any other language, It has many different branches. The sign language most people see is American sign but that's only a small fraction of the sign language community.
I learned ASL before i learned to talk.. My parents were not thrilled, and i eventually forgot xD
im pretty sure a police would not say "you know what, forget it bye"😂😂
Nope, they do that all the time.
Cosmo Da Swag Cat that's because it was scripted
I've had it happen.
Emma Bragdon really?😂😂
Cosmo Da Swag Cat It was dark so I couldn't see him and I didn't have anything to write on and he just made a shoo-like hand motion and let me go.
Spilling tea under water!
“Did you know his gf is pregnant?”
:o
“And he’s not the father!!!”
:o
Next up, a day in the life of a blind persons eyes.
lol
@Sugar Bashy that's the joke
@Sugar Bashy Its a Joke
I like how this video showed advantages and disadvantages
Tara Innes did you really imply there are advantages for deaf people?ffs
Tara Innes wtf Is an advantage to being deaf
I'm sorry if this cam across offensive but there are obviously pros and cons to everything, including being able to hear. They just showed everything in a nice way.
Tara Innes ....there is no real advantage to being deaf.....
Yeah i guess. But its how people have to live. They would probably become upset if they couldn't find anything good about it. They find advantages.
I know that if I ever had a deaf child, or a deaf friend, I would *DEVOTE* myself to understanding them.
That's amazing for me to know that somewhere in this world someone has a kind heart to help those who have lost a sense that isn't there fault I mean how is it my fault that I was born deaf
Midnight Playz Studios awww thanks. I’m 100% deaf. I can hear nothing at all. What is it like to hear? It is scary or?
@@sharedaccount4918 Can I ask you a question please? Can you "hear" your own voice in your head as you're thinking?
Turtle Girl yeah well kind of. I can hear my voice in my head. But not the sound if that makes sense.
@@sharedaccount4918 Thanks for answering :)
my dumb head thought "how can they see if they deaf" 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
OK the first dude looks sassy and the one when they were in the pool his reaction was priceless
the underwater scene made me laugh
Hannah Lebaron Me too
Hannah Lebaron same
Same
deaf is master race
Ferenc Meszaros until they don't hear the train coming
at least she got out of that ticket.
that's what I thought
How was she pulled over if she didn't hear the sirens?
+Johnny Ric what do you think police lights are for?
+Raaami001 but if she was driving she would be looking at the road not behind her, if it was dark I guess you could tell but not really in mid day
So take every single mirror out of the car, because they're not at all necessary, right?
Interesting. I had a deaf roomate back at University. You can't always assume everyone can hear well or hear at all, but usually if it's something really important I tap the person on the shoulder to gain their attention. Otherwise I let people be. It's fun to see people talk in sign language!! Also I usually always carry my phone with me in case a communication issue comes up, or even signing on notepad apps if communication has to be written out. But it's amazing to see the world in this perspective! All the more respect!
Eye opening! My wife and I are going to be parenting a teen who’s deaf. I want to make sure she’s happy so I’m trying to learn as much as I can about the issue.
This made me realise how useful sign language can be.
BETTER!?
Sign
Or queing
ikr
*sign
This is why I learned sign language even though I can hear just fine
the gf is pregnant part 😂😂😂😂
SAME
"And he's not the father!"
*aggressively blows bubbles*
Kennedy Boston 😂😂😂👌
Ikr
I DIED
As a late deafened individual I can say these things from experience, there are varying degrees of deafness. some people are deaf in 1 ear and full hearing in the other, wile others have no hearing what so ever and no amplification will help while some people have cochlear implants or hearing aids but that only helps again to a certain degree. It all depends on that individual's loss. I am almost completely deaf without my hearing aids in and when I do have them in everything is amplified to the same degree. It is nothing like how I remember natural hearing. Those of us who have hearing aids and cochlear implants are able to listen to music and talk on the phone or stream media through these devices. Not all deaf people talk some talk and some don't this all depends on a persons preference. I only talk because I was hearing for 20 years before my loss. I much prefer to sign but not everyone knows ASL (American Sign Language) which is my countries official signed language. Some of us deaf or hard of hearing (HoH) individuals only talk to a select few people on the phone because they know how to speak in order for us to be able to understand them. Some deaf/HoH people read lips while others don't. Please stop making accusations and assumptions and research things. If ever curious ask a deaf or HoH individual. I am sure they would love to help educate you on our culture. It is pretty amazing and so are the people.
I have a deaf classmate. She is a girl and we are on 6th grade, the average age of a 6th-grader is about 11-12. She is 16 and I'm 12. She doesn't know how to sign language, which confused me. Her family has money and I didn't know why she didn't know how to sign language. All of us can hear and talk. During classes she just sit and wait there until it's done. She doesn't understand anyone except if you put it in a piece of paper, or imitate it with your hands, and say it outloud. She can hear a teeny tiny bit. She is so nice and friendly to me. When she's going to graduate, she said she's being homeschooled by her grandmother. She seems sad, and I feel bad for her.
Trixie Robinson awww that is so sad. I’m 100% deaf. I can hear nothing at all so I go to a deaf school which I think she should go to a deaf school to because they can help her better. But what is it like to hear? It is scary or exciting? Both?
@@sharedaccount4918 It's amazing to hear! when she sees other deaf people, she's so happy! 😄
Trixie Robinson that’s amazing!
@@sharedaccount4918 Hearing is...magical. Yes, it's like magic. I don't know how to really describe it to you. But it honestly is just hearing wavelengths and perceiving pitch. I guess though, what you're after is what it's like but I can't do that. I can't, because it is something that I grew up with. To make you understand for yourself, I suppose the only way would to be able to preceive sound. But me saying that is an equivalent to, "A blind person seeing." It's hard to actually explain. Although, hearing really is like magic.
BellaRose ok cool and thanks. And I know it is hard to explain but you did pretty good. 👍 thank you
"hes not the father" 😂😂😂
😱😂😂
Erica Reyes omg I died laughing 😂 at that 😂 😆
So what I learned from this video is that if I ever get a ticket, I just have to pretend to be deaf and i'll get out of it.
Hank Hill they will force u out of the car and arrest u
Taner Burgaz and shoot you if you're black
Sadly yes
Until he knows sign language then what's your plan
Hank Hill if your death you can't drive p.s I like your name
I got in trouble in class one day for helping my deaf friend understand what the teacher was saying by handing him notes. She didnt know he was deaf but now she does and we're good. Working in learning sign language to help better!
2:42 when the tea gets spilled
I love the gossip
"and he isn't the father!" haha
I loved the gasp of the guy 😂
"did you hear"
I'm sorry
Ebony Miller Que
They teach deaf folks to use sensory language like this (and using "Oh, I see" if blind), because they are idioms with metaphorical meaning, not just literal.
when i get stopped by the police for speeding.
Police: Do you know how fast you were going?
Me: WAT?
Police: Do you know how fast you were going???
Me: WAAT!?
Police: Im gonna have to write you a ticket
Me: WAT?
Police: okay forget it bye...
+Miss Fortune ima do that... i can hear
+Dillon Shuler what if the police officer starts going sign language on you xD
+Mia F then you just say "wat?"
+Miss Fortune LMAO
+Mia F then i say in Spanish ''i take spanish'' i dont speak english if he starts talking in spanish im fucked lol
Shouldn’t it be called
A day through a deaf persons ears?
Edit: No offence to any deaf people
Uh no
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No taken hakuna matata
SubTo Pewdiepie then the video wouldn’t have any sound, buddy.
Nicky J I didn’t mean it literally 🤦🏽♀️
This is amazing!♡
A day through a deaf persons *ears*
SkittlesAndStuff no because if it was that then it would be silent
Molly that’s the point
SkittlesAndStuff No. Because than if it was a Day through a deaf person‘s ears, then the whole video would be completely silent. Duuhh
met·a·phor
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noun: metaphor; plural noun: metaphors
a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
SkittlesAndStuff Why don't you just turn off your sound then
There was literally an ad for hearing aids before this video started
Lauren S coicidence?I THINK NOT!
Arty Lair Yeah, it's not a coincidence. Ads are often placed on videos with similar topics.
hearing aids/implants not only don't work for everybody, but also some people just don't want them because this is their lifestyle and what they're used to.
Same I saw it
Lauren S same
This was eye opening. Thank you.
Sign language:
A skill schools SHOULD teach you.
Next do a video that’s through a blind persons eyes
*oh wait*
Lmfaoooooo
Rawfest Wait a minute
Going through a blind person's ears
Wait until they see this comment... oh wait
Rawfest hahah thats clever ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)👌
i have deaf parents and they made me pretend to be deaf to pay less money at attractions/other stuff haha
+Romy Hindriks Me too! Like on Six flags Deaf Awareness Day where tickets are cheap.
+Romy Hindriks. Is it easy to pretend to be deaf, or do you make yourself wear earbuds so you can't hear so not respond to sound by accident?
+JNCressey no when something gets asked to the parents and it appears that they can not hear they will always look at the so you just pretend you didn't hear anything and can't respond
***** yeah me and my siblings always turn on the music really loud which is not nice against my father i guess but yeah when i'm mad i can slam the door and all that kind of stuff.I started signing first and then i started learning to talk.
+Romy Hindriks You started signing first? Wow, that is interesting.
That talking through a window and under water is freaking handy, I never thought about that.
I love the deaf culture, one of my best friends at work is deaf and she had been helping me learn (my place of work has absolutely no way to talk to the deaf unless a interpreter is present. Which is hardly ever. And due to her helping me and me learning on my own, i serve as an interpreter for what im able to sign.)
"A Day Through A Blind Person's Ears"
yeah
my thoughts exactly
that's what i thought too
I was thinking the exact same thing
ikr
wow, this really made me stop and think about everything I take for granted, well done video
you kidding me?
being able to ignore those people who love talking to random strangers, even if you're a nice person at heart?
sign me up.
+Anun Kash you might like it for awhile but trust me, once you get used to hearing, you will have a heck a lot of difficulties being deaf. (vice versa) but I think it's easier for a deaf person to cope with suddenly being able to hear again because they can still communicate using sign language
felicity foo i doubt i'd like it. just the fact i could ignore people who feel the need to talk to me, because i'm pretty awkward.
i'd prefer to go death then blind.
me to
Yes truly
I don’t know how many times I have watched this. I just love it
even the hard of hearing spills the tea, UNDER WATER! some skills man some skills
its cool to see people communicate with movements
It is called sign language
Yeah it's called sign language I'm able to do it and I love doing it tbh
+Stephanie Marie Donnellan my sisters friends parents are deaf and she speaks sign language
Itsbout Lyssa is she from American or where? If you don't mind me asking, sign language is class but hard as well :(
+Stephanie Marie Donnellan she is American
Person: *mentions hairspray*
Me: *screeches*
?
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
тαуlσя вєтн reeeeeeeee
Reeeeeeeeeee
(Gasps hi-pitched) HHHHRRIIIIIIII
The way she looked into the camera like the office at the end I can’t
Oh man, I sure would LOVE to see a Day Through a Blind person's eyes! That would be AWESOME
Comments you will find...
How did the clock wake her up?
Answer: Read the subtitles, and the alarm clock was vibrating and flashing lights
Why would someone call her phone?
Answer: A random caller.
Video calls like Facetime or a text message
Why cant deaf people talk?
Answer: If they were deaf from birth, they never learned how to talk. If they were deaf from middle lf their life, they probably pronouce words wrong, say the wrong thing, and when they learn new words they dont know how to pronouce it. Its better to not talk if you're deaf to let them know you're deaf
Another video would be a day through a blind person's eyes
She is sexy/cute/beautiful
Answer: You're damn right
Mobilized Robin6 ic shes deaf from birth she can learn how to talk and the other person can tell them what she did wrong in sign language
It’s not required or better for a deaf person to not talk some times they’re born deaf and don’t talk but some go to speech therapy, and some now how to talk but prefer not to. It’s really up to preference.
Mobilized Robin6 flashing lights
Mobilized Robin6 can you tell me please how did she leran to read idont want to be rude but just wondering
Cry Baby because she’s deaf not blind
To fully immerse yourself just mute the video
LMAO
I actually did that 😂
Conrika lol I did
Conrika who else did that
weify
I did
I worked at a restaurant and I had the opportunity to sign to a deaf man who needed help with the menu. That moment really made me happy and I’ve decided to continue learning ASL.
This video was incredibly helpful thank you, Ren! I will make appropriate accommodations for my future students who are deaf and hard of hearing! (:
Why would someone ring a deaf person?
+Taron Ikram It was a text.
+MR.Awesome Why does she have any noise on her phone? She can turn it off.
***** She can turn it on vibrate. And some phones have an option so a light flashes a few times to alert them.
It was a text
+Taron Ikram It could be someone trying to sell something or someone that doesn't know that she's deaf
1:11 my nigga flashin some lit gang signs over here
Obey Akai xD
Obey Akai he drank to Manu bottles of clorox
he snorted too much masala
Obey Akai lol
Momo AG LMAO
2:49
In this instance I think I'd be really cool to know sign language when someone can see you from a place they cant hear you from, but still be able to communicate with you
The best one yet
in school rather than learning shit like Spanish and French we should learn sign language
My school does do that!
True! But spanish is one of the most popular languages spoken in the world.
rocknroll029749 i already know but sign language makes much more sense
+Jp.Girl How many times have you met a deaf person compared to a Spanish speaker? So no, it doesn't make "much more sense." I think there should be the option of having sign language in high school, but Spanish and French are better options if we're talking about something you'd be able to use every day. With deaf people, we are at least able to communicate through writing but we can't write in English to speakers of other languages unless they already know English.
In my school, we have an option of Spanish, French, Italian, or American Sign Language (ASL.) I chose ASL.
Just found out how to get out of a car ticket
ToxicArcher lol same
ToxicArcher it wouldn't actually work in real life though. 🌮
ToxicArcher haha! Same.
ToxicArcher what if the cop knew sign language or they could just right on a piece of paper
ToxicArcher Being Pretty also helps. Also being Foreign.
I've seen this video a billion times. Then one day I wanted to watch it again. Then I noticed the school looked super familiar. I ended up going to this exact college. Such a crazy coincidence. Because I always wanted to be in a school with deaf people like myself so would watch stiff like this video. And I just ended up in RIT. So I accomplished one of my dreams.😊😊😊😊
Excellent video!
This makes me wanna learn sign language so I can help people in the world out some day...
Me too
when I was younger I had to learn sign language cause I was deaf. when I was 10 years old they did a surgery that fixed it so I could finally hear
+Sadie Douglas Hey, that's great!
I just wanna SPEAK UNDER WATER AWW YEAAA
+Sadie Douglas Woah, hearing things like that makes my day
Video is 10x better with no sound!! I mean, it’s good either way. I just think it gives a better understanding with no sound:)
What about a day through a blind person's eyes?
Did you now that his girlfriend is pregnant?
.o.
And hes not the father
AHHHHHHHHHHH
LE UNDERWATER GASP
"I'll be there as soon as I can." *Runs the other way*
Unmasking she cant go through the way the other girl was
Unmasking LMAOOOOOO THATS WHAT I WAS THINKINGGG
Unmasking me
Unmasking See was getting her books and stuff.
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Seeing this makes me glad I can hear
Ok, now do it from the perspective of a blind person
AND HE ISN'T THE FATHER
someone get him on maury!
XD
+Niki Horner fr lol
Police said bye lol
dark Hero bye Felicia
They Don't Reply Back I replied
They Don't Reply Back did you learn an entire keyboard of by heart and somehow know it enough to type with pinpoint accuracy? Because if you did that is actually quite amazing
They Don't Reply Back did you also successfully press the right combination of things to delete your comment?
How to not get a ticket
No matter how loud you talk I still can't hear you.
You should do a day in a blind persons eyes,I would love to see what it looks like
This is brilliantly made!!
Witte Artistry love your picture for your profile
Mermaid H2O aww thank you so much! It's a makeup I did myself 😁
Actually it’s not him I found it on google ;)
Delete the him that I put oops ;)
Anime Lover it actually is her... look at her channel, before you say something you’re not completely sure about
3:56 how to get off a ticket
Ik u could do it fr 😲👋
Grabs the alarm with no problem yet is not tired wow i wish i was like that for school in the morning
this is really well done... very impressive for amateur filmmaker
The girlfriend is pregnant part got me dead😂
Me too
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Me too XD
I like how there was a girl who was smiling about not having any money to pay for lunch and acting kinda casual about it.
This is why I'm in ASL right now wish more people would take it
i love how in sign language the persons personality can show through the way they sign it's so cool to me