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Video: An Entire Town Secretly Learned Sign Language To Surprise Their Deaf Neighbor

The Logical Indian

November 7th, 2015

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Communication can be a challenge for all of us, though for some, it’s a lot harder. Muharrem, a resident of suburban Bağcılar, is a regular guy with hearing loss who communicates through sign language. But on this particular day, when he and his sister went around town, he noticed something different.


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