Do Deaf people understand the concept of sound? In what way?
In what way do born Deaf people understand sound?
How are prelingual deaf people taught to read? Do deaf people have an internal monologue? Can deaf people laugh out loud? How do deaf people learn to read? What is it like to be deaf? How is learning a language different for people who are deaf? What is it actually like to be deaf? What do deaf people hear internally when they read? What is it like to live being deaf? What does it feel like to be deaf? How do children of deaf parents learn their name? Will deafness be cured? How do we perceive sound as human being? Do blind-deaf kids go to school? Can tone-deaf people speak tonal languages (like Mandarin, Cantonese, etc.)? How is it possible to teach deaf-blind people how to communicate? What is it like for a deaf person to hear for the first time? How does people in the deaf community feel about the tv show Switched At Birth portraying the deaf community? Why don't deaf people use a universal sign language? How does our ear hear sounds produced from different instruments at the same time? How can deafness be cured? What is sound? What is sound? Are people born with a good singing voice or can it be taught? When we are sleeping, what do our ears do? Do ears listen to voices while sleeping? Is sign language universal among deaf people, or are there different varieties for different countries? Can a blind person and a deaf person communicate with each other? Why are some people born with good singing voices and others with crap voices? How has the 'w' sound pronounced in words like why or what evolved among native speakers of English, particularly in the US? Is it worse to be deaf or blind?