And knowing sign language has really given me a gift.

What comes to mind when you see the words in sign language?

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Deaf mute people talk using sign language.

We'll mime then.

My aim?

Who do you talk to?

Short speech.

Listen, Sean, nothing's all one way.

And they did, and it brought me up to 2.0. (Laughter)

Deaf people can converse in sign language.

He is a good speaker.

And perhaps the best place to start is with my late father.

Is it that I write very well?

And finally, there's a profound social impact.

Is that who you're talking to on the phone?

The wind.

In Japanese, it's called speaking with hands.

For example, in Japanese when you say, What would you like to eat?

Well, you use your neck differently between the words college and study.

I need someone to talk with.

Tom learned sign language.

I've got to phone Mac. Operator, this is an emergency call.

We're supposed to spend a third of our life in sleep.

Older brother is a bear.

You don't choose the spoken word.

But even at menstruation, they're better than the average man.

Don't want anyone hurt.

I wouldn't mind a little company.

And some company.

We could go ask him who he's calling.

Taylor... made one phone call.

You have anyone to talk to?

I said, was that your client on the phone?

Being natural on stage, is to me the gift of being a great speaker.

Some people are good talkers and others good listeners.

There are two categories of Sign Languages in the US.

Now, I would like you to know there are a few types of sign languages.

He is a good listener but a poor speaker.

He is a good listener but a poor speaker.

And what happens? It comes full circle.

Mrs. Lee is a great talker.

That's not my favorite topic.

She is a bad speaker.

The speaker is from Malaysia.