Asl Sign Language

The people that who were hard of hearing or deaf have relied on communicating with others through visual cues. People began to standardize signs, building a rich vocabulary and grammar that exists independently of any other language, while deaf community growing. If you got situation that you couldn’t hear or speak, so you can use sign language for that situation. Casual observer of a conversation conducted in sign language might describe it was graceful, dramatic, frantic, comic or angry without knowing what a single sign meant. SEE is most often used in an educational setting, where the focus is on English as a first language. SEE can used for communication and help to teach deaf people learn how to write, read, and speak. There seems to be very little comparison between ASL and SEE and for that matter English because of the way the word order is used in the sentence in ASL, and the different word order as it is used in English speech and SEE.( signgenius.com) Some who is acquainted in SEE do not understand ASL. Because, when the sentence is compiled SEE user would be confused by the sign of the verb being out of place in SEE language and would conclude it being a new sign. SEE is the one of the first sign language to be published. …show more content…
There are three types of hearing losses conductive, sensorineural, and mixed loss. Conductive hearing loss is a blockage or a decrease in sound in the middle ear. Conductive hearing loss is caused by many different reasons, including ear infections, otosclerosis, benign tumors, or foreign body. Conductive hearing loss can be treated by medical treatments. Sensorineural hearing loss is not treatable and is permanent. Sensorineural hearing loss is also caused by many different reasons. Such as head trauma, tumors, otosclerosis, or hearing loss that runs in the family. Mixed hearing loss is when conductive and sensorineural loss are combined