Quoth Arcade Man D
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I wish I could have known how to "sign"
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The blind kid in the arcade was probably Tommy's son.
Now, you really want to see someone lose it, get the cane, glasses, beggar's tin cup and "Blind" sign--and go into a strip club. Make sure you sit in the front row.
Hm... oddly, the 'Thank you' in ASL sounds unfortunately like a common Mediterranean gesture roughly equivalent to flipping someone the bird. (There is a bit more 'flick' to the gesture I'm thinking of, but I suspect it could be mistaken, anyway.)
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Learning Sign is a good idea, but I don't understand why writing information on a piece of paper does not work. I can write a question, the customer can answer it...or reverse it. Either way, unless one or both of us are illiterate, it should be able to get the situation handled well enough.I no longer fear HELL.
I work in RETAIL.
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That is often a good option, but not all ASL "speakers" are fluent in English grammar, as ASL has different grammar & syntax rules. Some may find it difficult to write in English proper, although you probably could still get your points across to each other."Full price for gum?! That dog won't hunt, monsignor." - Philip J. Fry
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Quoth tintaglia View Postdid he play mean pin-ball?
(sorry, but someone had to say it)
seriously though I second Demonoid's 'how?'Those who are loudest about their qualifications, tend to have the least merit to their claims.
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Quoth Freemage View Post
Hm... oddly, the 'Thank you' in ASL sounds unfortunately like a common Mediterranean gesture roughly equivalent to flipping someone the bird. (There is a bit more 'flick' to the gesture I'm thinking of, but I suspect it could be mistaken, anyway.)Everything will be ok in the end. If it's not ok, it's not the end.
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