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When you are having a conversation with a deaf person and you come to a point of not being able to express yourself, what are 2-3 acceptable ways to get your point across? hearing people are not used to using some of these methods in public - how do you think it will make you feel to use these methods? how will you handle it?.

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Touch the person softly, wave your hand, or make another physical gesture to gain the attention of a deaf person.

How do you get the attention of a deaf person who is looking the other way?

Speak to the individual in a deaf community directly rather than the interpreter if an interpreter is being employed. In their direct line of sight, wave your hand. Deaf individuals communicate with one another in this way. Lightly tap them on the shoulder.

Get the attention of a person in their line of sight and ask them to point at you if they are facing the other direction. The two primary forms of communication for the deaf are lip reading and sign language. Even when deaf people can't hear what you're saying, they can still understand what you're saying.

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