dgskorpus_ber_12: Experience of Deaf Individuals

Topics Communication: Communication with Hard of Hearing People; Communication: Communication with Hearing People; Deaf Culture; Deaf Culture: Identity as a Deaf Person; Family and Relatives: Family; Society: Identity as a Deaf Person; Society: Role Models; Work and Profession: Work

	Translation	Lexeme/Sign		Mouth	Translation	Lexeme/Sign		Mouth	Moderator
00:00:00:00 00:00:00:04	I want to talk about family.	I1
00:00:00:04 00:00:00:18
00:00:00:18 00:00:00:25		OVER-OR-ABOUT1		über
00:00:00:25 00:00:00:27
00:00:00:27 00:00:01:03		FAMILY3*		familie
00:00:01:03 00:00:01:06
00:00:01:06 00:00:01:18	About my family.	OVER-OR-ABOUT1		über
00:00:01:18 00:00:01:21
00:00:01:21 00:00:01:25		I1
00:00:01:25 00:00:01:31
00:00:01:31 00:00:01:43		FAMILY3*		familie
00:00:01:43 00:00:01:47
00:00:01:47 00:00:02:16		MY1*
00:00:02:16 00:00:02:24
00:00:02:24 00:00:02:30	There are many deaf people in my family.
00:00:02:30 00:00:02:39		PRIMARILY1		[MG]
00:00:02:39 00:00:02:44
00:00:02:44 00:00:03:17		ALL3*
00:00:03:17 00:00:03:26
00:00:03:26 00:00:03:41		DEAF1A*
00:00:03:41 00:00:03:49
00:00:03:49 00:00:04:17		$GEST^
00:00:04:17 00:00:04:26	I grew up deaf. Well, I'm sorry but I never spoke a word.
00:00:04:26 00:00:05:03		TO-GROW-UP1A		aufwachsen
00:00:05:03 00:00:05:18
00:00:05:18 00:00:05:38		DEAF1A*
00:00:05:38 00:00:06:04
00:00:06:04 00:00:06:19		TO-SPEAK6		[MG]
00:00:06:19 00:00:06:26
00:00:06:26 00:00:06:32		NEVER2A		niemals
00:00:06:32 00:00:06:40
00:00:06:40 00:00:07:01		I1
00:00:07:01 00:00:07:09
00:00:07:09 00:00:07:27		APOLOGY1*
00:00:07:27 00:00:07:34
00:00:07:34 00:00:08:01		$GEST-OFF^
00:00:08:01 00:00:08:15	Even though my father's parents were hearing, I never spoke a word with them.
00:00:08:15 00:00:08:23		ALTHOUGH2*		obwohl
00:00:08:23 00:00:08:35
00:00:08:35 00:00:08:39		GRANDMA2		oma
00:00:08:39 00:00:08:43
00:00:08:43 00:00:09:11		GRANDPA1A		opa
00:00:09:11 00:00:09:17
00:00:09:17 00:00:09:29		DAD4		papa
00:00:09:29 00:00:09:35
00:00:09:35 00:00:10:03		TO-BELONG1*
00:00:10:03 00:00:10:21
00:00:10:21 00:00:10:38		HEARING1A*		hörend
00:00:10:38 00:00:10:44
00:00:10:44 00:00:11:04		$GEST-OFF^
00:00:11:04 00:00:11:11
00:00:11:11 00:00:11:14		I1
00:00:11:14 00:00:11:20
00:00:11:20 00:00:11:32		TO-SPEAK6		sprechen
00:00:11:32 00:00:11:38
00:00:11:38 00:00:12:04		NOT3A*		nicht
00:00:12:04 00:00:12:15
00:00:12:15 00:00:12:22	I simply didn't like it. I knew that they wouldn't understand me anyway.
00:00:12:22 00:00:12:39		DONT-LIKE1*
00:00:12:39 00:00:12:48
00:00:12:48 00:00:13:03		$GEST^
00:00:13:03 00:00:13:21
00:00:13:21 00:00:13:33		REASON4B		grund
00:00:13:33 00:00:13:44
00:00:13:44 00:00:14:00		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A		weiß
00:00:14:00 00:00:14:04
00:00:14:04 00:00:14:09		$INDEX1*
00:00:14:09 00:00:14:17
00:00:14:17 00:00:14:23		TO-UNDERSTAND1		verstehen
00:00:14:23 00:00:14:28
00:00:14:28 00:00:14:35		ON-PERSON1*
00:00:14:35 00:00:14:42
00:00:14:42 00:00:15:00		NOT3A*		nicht
00:00:15:00 00:00:15:06
00:00:15:06 00:00:15:32		$GEST^
00:00:15:32 00:00:15:46	My mother always interpreted for me.
00:00:15:46 00:00:16:02		MUM11*		mama
00:00:16:02 00:00:16:06
00:00:16:06 00:00:16:16		$INDEX1*
00:00:16:16 00:00:16:26
00:00:16:26 00:00:16:35		REGULARLY2*		[MG]
00:00:16:35 00:00:17:09
00:00:17:09 00:00:17:30		TO-TRANSLATE3*		übersetzen
00:00:17:30 00:00:17:37
00:00:17:37 00:00:18:01		FOR1*		für
00:00:18:01 00:00:18:08
00:00:18:08 00:00:18:17		$GEST-OFF^		[MG]
00:00:18:17 00:00:18:18
00:00:18:18 00:00:18:29	I am deeply sorry. After all, they are my grandparents. Oh well.
00:00:18:29 00:00:18:40		APOLOGY1*		[MG]
00:00:18:40 00:00:18:46
00:00:18:46 00:00:19:02		$GEST-OFF^
00:00:19:02 00:00:19:10
00:00:19:10 00:00:19:13		IF4*
00:00:19:13 00:00:19:20
00:00:19:20 00:00:19:30		OWN1D		eigen
00:00:19:30 00:00:19:37
00:00:19:37 00:00:19:46		GRANDMA2		oma
00:00:19:46 00:00:20:01
00:00:20:01 00:00:20:07		GRANDPA1A		opa
00:00:20:07 00:00:20:12
00:00:20:12 00:00:20:17		$INDEX2
00:00:20:17 00:00:20:23
00:00:20:23 00:00:21:31		$GEST-OFF^*
00:00:21:31 00:00:21:33
00:00:21:33 00:00:21:49	That's why I'm all for Deaf Power.
00:00:21:49 00:00:22:15		THEREFORE1		darum
00:00:22:15 00:00:22:38
00:00:22:38 00:00:22:49		DEAF1A
00:00:22:49 00:00:23:06
00:00:23:06 00:00:23:16		STUNNER1^*		[MG]
00:00:23:16 00:00:23:19
00:00:23:19 00:00:23:26	I just feel at ease signing. That way, I am able to understand everything.
00:00:23:26 00:00:23:45		WELL1		wohl
00:00:23:45 00:00:24:04
00:00:24:04 00:00:24:22		TO-SIGN1G*		[MG]
00:00:24:22 00:00:24:28
00:00:24:28 00:00:24:29		I1*		verstehen
00:00:24:29 00:00:24:36
00:00:24:36 00:00:24:44		TO-UNDERSTAND1*
00:00:24:44 00:00:24:49
00:00:24:49 00:00:25:22		EVERYTHING1B		alles
00:00:25:22 00:00:25:48
00:00:25:48 00:00:26:04	Whenever I have to read lips off a hearing person who has a bad viseme, I'm already tired of them.
00:00:26:04 00:00:26:12		NO2B*
00:00:26:12 00:00:26:20
00:00:26:20 00:00:26:33		$INDEX1*
00:00:26:33 00:00:26:37
00:00:26:37 00:00:26:44		HEARING1A*		hörend
00:00:26:44 00:00:27:03
00:00:27:03 00:00:27:28		$GEST-NM-SPEAKING1^		[MG]
00:00:27:28 00:00:27:34
00:00:27:34 00:00:27:38		I1
00:00:27:38 00:00:27:43
00:00:27:43 00:00:27:49		ALREADY1A		schon
00:00:27:49 00:00:28:11
00:00:28:11 00:00:28:19		TO-HATE1*		[MG]
00:00:28:19 00:00:28:29
00:00:28:29 00:00:28:41		ON-PERSON1*		[MG]
00:00:28:41 00:00:29:02
00:00:29:02 00:00:29:40		$GEST-OFF^*		[MG]
00:00:29:40 00:00:29:48
00:00:29:48 00:00:30:18	I grew up deaf and I'm used to it. The end.
00:00:30:18 00:00:30:22		I2
00:00:30:22 00:00:30:34
00:00:30:34 00:00:30:41		TO-GROW-UP1A
00:00:30:41 00:00:31:01
00:00:31:01 00:00:31:18		HABIT1		gewohnt
00:00:31:18 00:00:31:34
00:00:31:34 00:00:32:02		DEAF1A*
00:00:32:02 00:00:32:13
00:00:32:13 00:00:32:24		NO3B^*
00:00:32:24 00:00:32:39
00:00:32:39 00:00:33:04	What do the hearing people want from me?
00:00:33:04 00:00:33:13		HEARING1A		hörend
00:00:33:13 00:00:33:19
00:00:33:19 00:00:33:29		TO-WANT2*		was will
00:00:33:29 00:00:33:37
00:00:33:37 00:00:34:02	I am sorry to say this. But the reason, that I do, is that I don't understand hearing people or hearing people don't understand me.
00:00:34:02 00:00:34:20		APOLOGY1*
00:00:34:20 00:00:34:33
00:00:34:33 00:00:34:49		$GEST^
00:00:34:49 00:00:35:06
00:00:35:06 00:00:35:08		I1		weil
00:00:35:08 00:00:35:12
00:00:35:12 00:00:35:17		BECAUSE1*
00:00:35:17 00:00:35:21
00:00:35:21 00:00:35:30		REASON4B		grund
00:00:35:30 00:00:35:38
00:00:35:38 00:00:35:47		TO-UNDERSTAND1		verstehen
00:00:35:47 00:00:36:02
00:00:36:02 00:00:36:09		NOT3A*		nicht
00:00:36:09 00:00:36:14
00:00:36:14 00:00:36:21		OR1*		oder
00:00:36:21 00:00:36:27
00:00:36:27 00:00:36:36		ON-PERSON1*		auf
00:00:36:36 00:00:36:42
00:00:36:42 00:00:37:00		TO-UNDERSTAND1		verstehen
00:00:37:00 00:00:37:08
00:00:37:08 00:00:37:15		NOT3A*		nicht
00:00:37:15 00:00:37:23
00:00:37:23 00:00:38:13		$GEST^
00:00:38:13 00:00:38:18	Oh yes, then I get really angry. And when I try to talk, I struggle and I can get only so much across.
00:00:38:18 00:00:38:25		$GEST^		warum
00:00:38:25 00:00:38:35
00:00:38:35 00:00:38:40		SOUR2*		sauer
00:00:38:40 00:00:39:09
00:00:39:09 00:00:39:20		ALSO3A*		auch
00:00:39:20 00:00:39:28
00:00:39:28 00:00:39:33		IF-OR-WHEN1A		wenn
00:00:39:33 00:00:39:38
00:00:39:38 00:00:39:42		I1
00:00:39:42 00:00:40:16
00:00:40:16 00:00:40:43		TO-SPEAK6		[MG]
00:00:40:43 00:00:41:16
00:00:41:16 00:00:41:17		ATTENTION1A^*
00:00:41:17 00:00:41:25
00:00:41:25 00:00:41:43		NEVERTHELESS2A		trotzdem
00:00:41:43 00:00:42:02
00:00:42:02 00:00:42:18		SHORT3A		kurz
00:00:42:18 00:00:42:23
00:00:42:23 00:00:42:27		$GEST^
00:00:42:27 00:00:42:35	There is always so much in my head that I want to say but I just can't do it, because I start to stutter and I just can't get anything across.
00:00:42:35 00:00:42:38		I1
00:00:42:38 00:00:42:46
00:00:42:46 00:00:42:49		TO-WISH1A*		wünsch
00:00:42:49 00:00:43:07
00:00:43:07 00:00:43:19		BRAIN1A^*		[MG]
00:00:43:19 00:00:43:30
00:00:43:30 00:00:43:48		MUCH-OR-MANY1A		viel
00:00:43:48 00:00:44:10
00:00:44:10 00:00:44:27		TO-SAY1		sagen
00:00:44:27 00:00:44:32
00:00:44:32 00:00:44:35		$ORAL^		aber
00:00:44:35 00:00:44:46
00:00:44:46 00:00:45:10		POINTLESS3A		[MG]
00:00:45:10 00:00:45:33
00:00:45:33 00:00:46:01		$INDEX-ORAL1		[MG]
00:00:46:01 00:00:46:12
00:00:46:12 00:00:46:27		SHORT4		[MG]
00:00:46:27 00:00:46:36
00:00:46:36 00:00:47:12		$GEST^
00:00:47:12 00:00:47:24	It is also very exhausting for the hearing people to understand me.
00:00:47:24 00:00:47:32		FOR1*		für
00:00:47:32 00:00:47:41
00:00:47:41 00:00:47:45		HEARING1A*		hörend
00:00:47:45 00:00:47:49
00:00:47:49 00:00:48:01		ALSO3A*		auch
00:00:48:01 00:00:48:09
00:00:48:09 00:00:48:25		TROUBLE1
00:00:48:25 00:00:48:35
00:00:48:35 00:00:48:43		TO-UNDERSTAND1*		verstehen
00:00:48:43 00:00:49:03
00:00:49:03 00:00:49:27		TO-PERCEIVE-EYE1A^*		[MG]
00:00:49:27 00:00:49:32
00:00:49:32 00:00:49:39	Maybe they get earaches, I don't know.
00:00:49:39 00:00:49:44		EAR1		v{ielleicht} ohrschmerzen
00:00:49:44 00:00:50:04
00:00:50:04 00:00:50:16		PAIN3
00:00:50:16 00:00:50:25
00:00:50:25 00:00:50:32		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B*		weiß nicht
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00:00:50:42 00:00:51:02		NOT1
00:00:51:02 00:00:51:04
00:00:51:04 00:00:51:12	I get pain in my eyes from having to lip read, therefore I don't want to do it.
00:00:51:12 00:00:51:20		FOR1*		für
00:00:51:20 00:00:51:29
00:00:51:29 00:00:51:36		ALSO3A*		auch
00:00:51:36 00:00:51:39
00:00:51:39 00:00:51:43		EYE1*		auge
00:00:51:43 00:00:51:49
00:00:51:49 00:00:52:07		PAIN3		schmerzen
00:00:52:07 00:00:52:15
00:00:52:15 00:00:52:29		ORAL1
00:00:52:29 00:00:53:00
00:00:53:00 00:00:53:17		TO-LET1^		[MG]
00:00:53:17 00:00:53:49
00:00:53:49 00:00:54:04	That's why it was so important to me that my husband's parents - back when we first became a couple- were deaf as well.
00:00:54:04 00:00:54:18		COMMA1^		darum
00:00:54:18 00:00:55:07
00:00:55:07 00:00:55:22		HUSBAND1		mann
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00:00:55:40 00:00:56:01		BEFOREHAND2
00:00:56:01 00:00:56:09
00:00:56:09 00:00:56:27		DARLING1		[MG]
00:00:56:27 00:00:56:46
00:00:56:46 00:00:57:10		MUST1*		muss
00:00:57:10 00:00:57:16
00:00:57:16 00:00:57:20		YOUR1*
00:00:57:20 00:00:57:28
00:00:57:28 00:00:57:38		PARENTS7		eltern
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00:00:57:45 00:00:58:12		DEAF1A*
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00:00:58:19 00:00:58:28		ALL1B
00:00:58:28 00:00:58:29
00:00:58:29 00:00:58:34	Thereby I felt really comfortable and then we became an item.
00:00:58:34 00:00:58:38		I1
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00:00:58:45 00:00:59:22		WELL1		wohl
00:00:59:22 00:01:00:01
00:01:00:01 00:01:00:30		TOGETHER-PERSON1*
00:01:00:30 00:01:00:36
00:01:00:36 00:01:01:00	If he had a hearing family, then their behavior would seem odd to me, therefore I didn't want to have that.
00:01:01:00 00:01:01:14		HEARING1A*		hörend
00:01:01:14 00:01:01:25
00:01:01:25 00:01:01:32		ALL1B
00:01:01:32 00:01:01:38
00:01:01:38 00:01:01:45		BIT2A*		bisschen
00:01:01:45 00:01:01:49
00:01:01:49 00:01:02:05		ALSO3A*		auch
00:01:02:05 00:01:02:13
00:01:02:13 00:01:02:25		BEHAVIOUR2
00:01:02:25 00:01:02:36
00:01:02:36 00:01:02:44		WEIRD3		[MG]
00:01:02:44 00:01:03:01
00:01:03:01 00:01:03:03		I1
00:01:03:03 00:01:03:10
00:01:03:10 00:01:03:27		NO1B
00:01:03:27 00:01:03:34	I knew, if I were to visit them, I would have to communicate with them somehow and I didn't want that.
00:01:03:34 00:01:03:38		DONT-LIKE1*
00:01:03:38 00:01:03:44
00:01:03:44 00:01:04:02		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B		weiß
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00:01:04:10 00:01:04:17		REASON4B*		grund
00:01:04:17 00:01:04:24
00:01:04:24 00:01:04:37		TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1B*
00:01:04:37 00:01:04:47
00:01:04:47 00:01:05:09		COMMUNICATION1A*
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00:01:05:16 00:01:05:31		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1		[MG]
00:01:05:31 00:01:05:42
00:01:05:42 00:01:05:46		I1*
00:01:05:46 00:01:06:01
00:01:06:01 00:01:06:10	That is out of the question for me.
00:01:06:10 00:01:06:26		NO2B*
00:01:06:26 00:01:06:32
00:01:06:32 00:01:06:35	I simply need that, because my brother, my mother and my dad are also deaf.
00:01:06:35 00:01:07:07		TO-NEED1*		brauchen
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00:01:07:11 00:01:07:27		I2		warum
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00:01:07:36 00:01:08:02		BROTHER1A		bruder
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00:01:08:23 00:01:08:31		MUM11*		mama
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00:01:08:42 00:01:09:01		DAD4		papa
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00:01:09:10 00:01:09:27		ALL1B		alle
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00:01:09:33 00:01:09:43		DEAF1A*
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00:01:09:44 00:01:09:49	My aunt, my uncle and my cousins are all deaf as well.
00:01:09:49 00:01:10:12		AUNT5		tante
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00:01:10:22 00:01:10:36		UNCLE1A		onkel
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00:01:10:45 00:01:11:16		COUSIN-MALE1		cousin
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00:01:11:20 00:01:11:23		I1
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00:01:11:31 00:01:11:46		PRESENT-OR-HERE1^*
00:01:11:46 00:01:12:04
00:01:12:04 00:01:12:21		DEAF1A*
00:01:12:21 00:01:12:28	When there were family celebrations, I was able to understand everything well.
00:01:12:28 00:01:12:48		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da da da
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00:01:13:06 00:01:13:21		TO-CELEBRATE1*		geburtstagsfeier
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00:01:13:29 00:01:13:39		ALWAYS4A*		immer
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00:01:13:40 00:01:13:43		I1
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00:01:13:49 00:01:14:14		TO-UNDERSTAND1^*		[MG]
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00:01:14:20 00:01:15:01		EVERYTHING1B		alle
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00:01:15:08 00:01:15:14		$GEST-OFF^
00:01:15:14 00:01:15:22	I love that.
00:01:15:22 00:01:15:40		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
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00:01:15:45 00:01:16:04		$GEST^
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00:01:16:09 00:01:16:16	I once visited my friend on her birthday and I didn't feel comfortable in her family at all.
00:01:16:16 00:01:16:19		I1
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00:01:16:28 00:01:16:35		FEMALE-FRIEND2*		freundin
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00:01:19:47 00:01:21:06		WELL1		wohl
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00:01:21:09 00:01:21:19	I asked her if her family just spoke all the time.
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00:01:22:01 00:01:22:19		LIKE-THIS1A		so
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00:01:22:26 00:01:22:34	My friend said that it simply were that way in her family.
00:01:22:34 00:01:22:38		FEMALE-FRIEND2*		[MG]
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00:01:25:31 00:01:25:42	I couldn't do it.
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00:01:26:38 00:01:26:44	I don't feel comfortable with that.
00:01:26:44 00:01:26:49		NOT3A*		nicht
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00:01:27:12 00:01:27:19		WELL1		wohl
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00:01:28:30 00:01:28:40	I just grew up differently.
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00:01:30:00 00:01:30:07	That's why it was a must for me/ There is only one exception and that is at work.
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00:01:32:11 00:01:32:29		TO-WORK2		arbeiten
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00:01:32:32 00:01:32:39	There, I have to be in the hearing world whether I like it or not.
00:01:32:39 00:01:33:05		TO-ACCEPT-STH1B*		[MG]
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00:01:34:32 00:01:34:38	I have to take it for eight hours and then I can go home quickly.
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00:01:36:30 00:01:36:46		GO-HOME1*		nach hause
00:01:36:46 00:01:37:07	Then I feel at ease again, because I can sign again.
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00:01:38:14 00:01:38:24	I need that.
00:01:38:24 00:01:38:41		TO-NEED1*		brauchen
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00:01:39:08 00:01:39:14	Won‘t do without it.
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00:01:40:13 00:01:40:23	Oh well. That is why I can't join the hearing world.
00:01:40:23 00:01:40:47		$GEST-OFF^		[MG]
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00:01:44:01 00:01:44:18		CAN1*		[MG]
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00:01:44:29 00:01:44:38		$GEST-OFF^
00:01:44:38 00:01:44:47	I simply can't do it. It is just the way I am.
00:01:44:47 00:01:45:08		PERSON2B
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00:01:47:23 00:01:53:33									You are a “CODA”, how is that for you when you enter the hearing community? How does the communication work?
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00:01:54:46 00:01:55:04		WELL1		wohl
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00:01:56:16 00:01:56:26	Back in the day, through school in Essen/ There were just ordinary people in school in Berlin back in the day.
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00:02:00:18 00:02:00:37		PEOPLE2
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00:02:00:41 00:02:00:43	There were very few kids with whom I could sign during the times of the Berlin Wall.
00:02:00:43 00:02:01:03		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*		früher
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00:02:04:31 00:02:05:12		$GEST-OFF^*		[MG]
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00:02:05:13 00:02:05:32	When I went to Essen, I was surprised by the great number of deaf people there.
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00:02:06:21 00:02:07:00		VERY7^*		[MG]
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00:02:08:41 00:02:09:23		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da da da da
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00:02:09:47 00:02:10:12	I was feeling really comfortable there, because I could sign with them.
00:02:10:12 00:02:10:27		WELL1		wohl
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00:02:11:07 00:02:11:11	It was great, because we partied a lot. It was awesome.
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00:02:13:05 00:02:13:14	I also liked the fact, that people were from all over the country, from northern Germany as well as from the south.
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00:02:16:11 00:02:16:18	When I moved back to Berlin, I had changed and accepted it.
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00:02:19:26 00:02:19:30	It is really important to me that my husband and my family are deaf.
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00:02:21:12 00:02:21:17	I feel comfortable then.
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00:02:22:10 00:02:22:39	I don't get along with hearing people, I just don't.
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00:02:24:23 00:02:30:41									What was your experience like when you met deaf people and signed with them? Is the family of that person also deaf or are they hearing? Whom do you meet typically?
00:02:30:41 00:02:31:05	I like when the family of the person is also deaf.
00:02:31:05 00:02:31:09		I1		ich
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00:02:31:17 00:02:31:28		TO-LOVE-STH1		[MG]
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00:02:34:24 00:02:34:45	Communicating with them in sign language is just quick and easy/
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00:02:41:01 00:02:41:09	Whenever I had a good conversation with somebody, it turned out that their family is also deaf.
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00:02:46:43 00:02:46:48	It used to be different.
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00:02:48:11 00:02:48:17	The people were signing really slow and I was nearly bored to death. Of course, their parents were hearing in most of the cases.
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00:02:52:41 00:02:52:47	I don't want to offend them, but that is just the way it is.
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00:02:53:36 00:02:53:41		$GEST^
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00:02:53:47 00:02:54:00		I1*
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00:02:54:25 00:02:54:45		LIKE-THIS1A*		so
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00:02:55:27 00:02:55:42		TRUE2
00:02:55:42 00:02:56:01
00:02:56:01 00:02:56:09		LIKE-THIS1A		so
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00:02:56:13 00:02:56:27		$GEST-OFF^
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00:02:56:32 00:02:56:40	When I meet deaf people, I sign fast and then I feel comfortable.
00:02:56:40 00:02:56:44		I1
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00:02:57:01 00:02:57:06		TO-MEET2B		[MG]
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00:02:57:11 00:02:57:23		TO-SIGN1E
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00:02:57:29 00:02:57:32		WELL1		wohl
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00:02:57:35 00:02:58:09		TO-SIGN1E*
00:02:58:09 00:02:58:22	And then I find out that their family is also deaf.
00:02:58:22 00:02:58:34		SELF1A*
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00:02:58:43 00:02:59:00		FAMILY3*		familie
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00:02:59:08 00:02:59:23		DEAF1A*
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00:02:59:31 00:02:59:36	It did fit there.
00:02:59:36 00:02:59:41		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
00:02:59:41 00:02:59:44
00:02:59:44 00:02:59:47	Or if the brother was deaf, it usually fit there, too.
00:02:59:47 00:03:00:04		OR1*		oder
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00:03:00:09 00:03:00:25		BROTHER1A		bruder
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00:03:00:30 00:03:00:47		DEAF1A*
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00:03:01:13 00:03:01:21		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
00:03:01:21 00:03:01:29
00:03:01:29 00:03:02:30		$GEST-OFF^
00:03:02:30 00:03:03:05	I don't know why it is that way.
00:03:03:05 00:03:03:17			WHY2A	warum
00:03:03:17 00:03:03:30
00:03:03:30 00:03:03:39		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A		weiß
00:03:03:39 00:03:03:43
00:03:03:43 00:03:03:47	They use more facial expressions and one always knows what the other one means and one just has a connection with the other person.
00:03:03:47 00:03:04:01		ALSO3A*		auch
00:03:04:01 00:03:04:07
00:03:04:07 00:03:04:28		FACIAL-EXPRESSION1		mimik
00:03:04:28 00:03:04:36
00:03:04:36 00:03:04:49		MORE1		mehr
00:03:04:49 00:03:05:07
00:03:05:07 00:03:05:12		$INDEX1*
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00:03:05:16 00:03:05:20		WHAT-DOES-THAT-MEAN1*
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00:03:05:28 00:03:05:37		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*		weiß
00:03:05:37 00:03:05:43
00:03:05:43 00:03:06:18		TO-UNDERSTAND1*		[MG]
00:03:06:18 00:03:06:29
00:03:06:29 00:03:07:04		YES2		ja
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00:03:07:12 00:03:07:23		TO-UNDERSTAND1*		[MG]
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00:03:07:31 00:03:08:10		$GEST^
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00:03:08:12 00:03:08:22	Deaf people who grew up in a hearing family are different.
00:03:08:22 00:03:08:46		FAMILY3*		familie
00:03:08:46 00:03:09:04
00:03:09:04 00:03:09:19		HEARING1A		hörend
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00:03:09:25 00:03:09:40		NO1A*
00:03:09:40 00:03:09:41
00:03:09:41 00:03:09:48	They learned sign language a little later, just a little bit.
00:03:09:48 00:03:10:05		BIT2A*		bisschen
00:03:10:05 00:03:10:17
00:03:10:17 00:03:10:34		LATE1		spät
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00:03:10:44 00:03:11:10		PERCEPTION1
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00:03:11:18 00:03:11:43		BIT2A*		bisschen
00:03:11:43 00:03:11:46
00:03:11:46 00:03:11:47	Therefore I have to sign everything very slowly and clearly.
00:03:11:47 00:03:12:02		OR1*		oder
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00:03:12:13 00:03:12:19		MUST1*		muss
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00:03:12:22 00:03:12:26		I1
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00:03:12:39 00:03:12:48		MORE1*		mehr
00:03:12:48 00:03:13:05
00:03:13:05 00:03:13:24		METICULOUS1		[MG]
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00:03:13:32 00:03:13:41		TO-LET-KNOW1A
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00:03:13:45 00:03:14:00		BIT2A*		bisschen
00:03:14:00 00:03:14:06
00:03:14:06 00:03:14:10	I lack the get up and go in that matter.
00:03:14:10 00:03:14:15		I1
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00:03:14:19 00:03:14:32		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1		[MG]
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00:03:14:42 00:03:15:05		$GEST^
00:03:15:05 00:03:15:10
00:03:15:10 00:03:15:14	When one can say everything in a compact way and is able to understand everything, then I feel comfortable.
00:03:15:14 00:03:15:24		FAST3A*		schnell
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00:03:15:37 00:03:16:04		TO-COMPRESS1A^*		[MG]
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00:03:16:10 00:03:16:17		TO-UNDERSTAND1*		[MG]
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00:03:16:22 00:03:16:36		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*		weiß
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00:03:17:06 00:03:17:19		YES2		[MG]
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00:03:17:29 00:03:17:41		DONE4*		[MG]
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00:03:18:10 00:03:18:26		WELL1		wohl
00:03:18:26 00:03:18:31
00:03:18:31 00:03:18:37	Then communication always simply works.
00:03:18:37 00:03:19:02		COMMUNICATION1A		kommunikation
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00:03:19:08 00:03:19:22		ASKEW1		schief
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00:03:19:30 00:03:19:42		NONE8		[MG]
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00:03:20:23 00:03:21:29									It is something like telepathy.
00:03:21:29 00:03:22:04	Yes, it's kind of like telepathy.
00:03:22:04 00:03:22:12		LIKE4A*		wie
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00:03:22:20 00:03:22:40		TO-READ-SBS-MIND1		[MG]
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00:03:23:23 00:03:24:09					That's true.
00:03:24:09 00:03:24:23						$ORAL^		stimmt
00:03:24:23 00:03:35:42									Do you have a role model in your closer or wider environment, someone that you look up to? It doesn't matter whether they are hearing or deaf.
00:03:35:42 00:03:36:09	My brother was my role model during my childhood, even though he used LBG [signed German].
00:03:36:09 00:03:36:37		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		früher
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00:03:37:03 00:03:37:25		TO-GROW-UP1A		[MG]
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00:03:37:34 00:03:37:38		I1
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00:03:37:48 00:03:38:11		ROLE-MODEL1*		vorbild
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00:03:38:19 00:03:38:29		MY1
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00:03:38:38 00:03:39:04		BROTHER1A		bruder
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00:03:39:12 00:03:39:18		I1
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00:03:39:34 00:03:39:43		ALTHOUGH2*		obwohl
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00:03:39:49 00:03:40:07		$INDEX1*
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00:03:40:21 00:03:40:28		SIGNED-GERMAN2*		l-b-g
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00:03:40:33 00:03:41:14		SIGNED-GERMAN1		[MG]
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00:03:41:19 00:03:41:20	He was my role model, because he always knew everything about anything.
00:03:41:20 00:03:41:30		BUT1*		aber
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00:03:41:39 00:03:41:45		ROLE-MODEL1*		vorbild
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00:03:42:06 00:03:42:20		REASON4B*		grund
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00:03:42:39 00:03:42:48		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B		weiß
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00:03:43:07 00:03:43:39		EVERYTHING1B		alles
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00:03:43:40 00:03:43:49	It was pretty impressive for me and I was surprised that he knew so much.
00:03:43:49 00:03:44:12		VERY7^		[MG]
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00:03:44:25 00:03:44:35		SMALL3		klein
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00:03:44:40 00:03:45:13		VERY7^*		[MG]
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00:03:45:19 00:03:45:29		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A		weiß
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00:03:45:35 00:03:46:15		EVERYTHING1B*		alles
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00:03:46:17 00:03:46:21	He went to the Realschule [type of secondary school in Germany], and back in the days, that was something special.
00:03:46:21 00:03:46:25		THROUGH2A		durch
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00:03:48:19 00:03:48:40		VERY7^*		[MG]
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00:03:49:09 00:03:49:17	I really loved it.
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00:03:50:05 00:03:50:09	Whenever I asked him something, he always had an answer.
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00:03:50:33 00:03:51:00		QUESTION1		frage
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00:03:51:07 00:03:51:31		ANSWER1*		antwort antwort
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00:03:51:33 00:03:51:38	I liked that.
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00:03:52:31 00:03:53:00	Later, when we grew up, that changed.
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00:03:53:25 00:03:53:40		TO-GROW2C^		danach
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00:03:54:01 00:03:54:09		$GEST-OFF^
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00:03:54:36 00:03:54:44	There were other people I could ask.
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00:03:56:03 00:03:56:19		THERE-IS3		gibt
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00:03:56:20 00:03:56:34	There are always people like that somewhere.
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00:03:57:14 00:03:57:41		$GEST-OFF^*
00:03:57:41 00:03:58:09	I don't have a role model anymore.
00:03:58:09 00:03:58:38		ROLE-MODEL1		vorbild
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00:03:59:01 00:03:59:32		NOT1
00:03:59:32 00:03:59:45	A role model who is part of the Deaf community and who is a great person himself, that would be Thomas Geißler, the teacher, for me.
00:03:59:45 00:04:00:05		DEAF1A*		gehörlos
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00:04:00:23 00:04:01:40		COMMUNITY1B		gemeinschaft
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00:04:02:48 00:04:03:43		$GEST-OFF^
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00:04:05:20 00:04:05:34		$NAME-THOMAS-GEISSLER1*		thomas geißler
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00:04:06:00 00:04:06:26		$GEST-OFF^
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00:04:06:37 00:04:06:48		TEACHER2		lehrer
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00:04:07:04 00:04:07:25		TO-TEACH1*
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00:04:07:29 00:04:07:35	He always knows an answer right away, I think that is impressive.
00:04:07:35 00:04:07:44		$LIST1:1of1d
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00:04:08:32 00:04:09:00		FAST3A		schnell
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00:04:09:10 00:04:09:23		ANSWER1*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	antwort
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00:04:11:15 00:04:11:18	If I were him, I would loose my train of thought and have to take some time to think about the answer.
00:04:11:18 00:04:11:23		IMAGINATION1A*		vorstellen
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00:04:12:03 00:04:12:22		TO-LOSE-ONES-TRAIN-OF-THOUGHT1^*		[MG]
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00:04:13:12 00:04:13:34		TO-PONDER4*		überlegen
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00:04:13:39 00:04:13:49	But he always answers quickly, which I admire.	$INDEX1*
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00:04:14:07 00:04:14:19		FAST3A		schnell
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00:04:14:23 00:04:15:08		ANSWER1*	TO-LIST1C	[MG]
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00:04:15:27 00:04:15:49		VERY7^*
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00:04:16:34 00:04:16:42	His internal work is also terrific.
00:04:16:42 00:04:16:49		WITH1A		mitarbeit
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00:04:18:12 00:04:18:19	He is the second chairman, do you know Thomas Geißler?
00:04:18:19 00:04:18:26		$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d		zweite
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00:04:18:32 00:04:19:00		MANAGEMENT2*		vorstand
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00:04:19:40 00:04:19:42		$NAME-THOMAS-GEISSLER1		thomas geißler
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00:04:20:42 00:04:20:44	Hm, he is terrific and admirable.
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00:04:21:14 00:04:21:30		GREAT1A		toll
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00:04:22:18 00:04:22:23	I take my hat off to him, he truly is terrific.
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00:04:33:28 00:04:33:41	No, they are simply darling people.
00:04:33:41 00:04:33:49		LOVELY1A		lieb
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00:04:34:10 00:04:34:18	My parents are darling.
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00:04:34:25 00:04:34:29		PARENTS7		eltern
00:04:34:29 00:04:34:38									Of course, I see them 24 hours a day, therefore they are not my role models. That's right.
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00:04:35:03 00:04:35:08		LOVELY1A		lieb
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00:04:35:15 00:04:35:23		$GEST-OFF^
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00:04:38:00 00:04:38:27	My understanding of a role model is a person who has something, something that really knocks my socks off.
00:04:38:27 00:04:39:08		ROLE-MODEL1		vorbild
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00:04:39:15 00:04:39:23		$INDEX-ORAL1		bedeuten
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00:04:39:31 00:04:39:38		MUST1		muss
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00:04:39:46 00:04:40:42		SPECIAL-OR-PARTICULARLY1A		was besonders
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00:04:41:03 00:04:41:13		SELF1A		selbst
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00:04:41:27 00:04:42:00		OPEN-MOUTHED1		[MG]
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00:04:42:07 00:04:42:16	That's it.
00:04:42:16 00:04:42:27		THIS2*		[MG]
00:04:42:27 00:04:44:44									Do you feel like you want to be like your role model or that you at least want to emulate that person? It is often very common.
00:04:44:44 00:04:45:05	That I am that impressed by my role model that it will influence my behavior? No, it is not like that.
00:04:45:05 00:04:45:25		EXCITEMENT3		[MG]
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00:04:45:40 00:04:46:02		INFLUENCE1^*
00:04:46:02 00:04:46:07
00:04:46:07 00:04:46:11		$GEST-OFF^		[MG]
00:04:46:11 00:04:48:25
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00:04:50:09 00:04:56:23									What was your favorite experience in the Deaf community?
00:04:56:23 00:04:58:17
00:04:58:17 00:04:59:44	My favorite experience?	$ORAL^		schönste erlebnis
00:04:59:44 00:05:00:17	It was at a big event. I was still pretty young.
00:05:00:17 00:05:00:37		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*		[MG]
00:05:00:37 00:05:00:42
00:05:00:42 00:05:01:08		TO-CELEBRATE1*		[MG]
00:05:01:08 00:05:01:13
00:05:01:13 00:05:01:27		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*		[MG]
00:05:01:27 00:05:01:37
00:05:01:37 00:05:02:10		YOUNG1		jung
00:05:02:10 00:05:02:11
00:05:02:11 00:05:02:15	I was maybe 14 years old and I was at a sports event in Kassel/
00:05:02:15 00:05:02:22		I1
00:05:02:22 00:05:02:28
00:05:02:28 00:05:02:49		SELF1A
00:05:02:49 00:05:03:06
00:05:03:06 00:05:03:19		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:05:03:25 00:05:03:38		$NUM-TEEN1:4		vierzehn
00:05:03:38 00:05:03:46
00:05:03:46 00:05:04:36		OLD5A		alt
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00:05:04:44 00:05:05:09		WHERE-TO1^
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00:05:05:16 00:05:05:21		WHERE1A		wo
00:05:05:21 00:05:05:27
00:05:05:27 00:05:05:34		IN1*		in
00:05:05:34 00:05:05:42
00:05:05:42 00:05:06:04		$ALPHA1:K		kassel
00:05:06:04 00:05:06:14
00:05:06:14 00:05:06:27		SPORTS1		sportfest
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00:05:06:33 00:05:07:20		CELEBRATION1A*
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00:05:07:23 00:05:07:29	Back then in Kassel, I think it was maybe in 1980 or something like that?
00:05:07:29 00:05:07:39		$ALPHA1:K		kassel
00:05:07:39 00:05:07:46
00:05:07:46 00:05:08:09		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		[MG]
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00:05:08:20 00:05:08:43		$NUM-HUNDREDS1:9		neunhundertachtzig
00:05:08:43 00:05:08:49
00:05:08:49 00:05:09:17		$NUM-TENS2A:8d
00:05:09:17 00:05:09:23
00:05:09:23 00:05:09:28		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:8d		[MG]					It was 1987.
00:05:09:28 00:05:09:35
00:05:09:35 00:05:10:08		HOW-MUCH5		wie viel
00:05:10:08 00:05:10:13
00:05:10:13 00:05:10:17	I am not great with numbers.
00:05:10:17 00:05:10:21		I1
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00:05:10:27 00:05:10:47		FIGURE2A		zahl
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00:05:11:06 00:05:11:16		$GEST-OFF^
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00:05:11:20 00:05:11:26	You're right, it was in 1987, so already some time ago.
00:05:11:26 00:05:11:43		$NUM-TEEN3:9		neunzehnhundertsiebenundachtzig
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00:05:11:49 00:05:12:08		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1D:7d
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00:05:12:36 00:05:13:11		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1
00:05:13:11 00:05:13:14
00:05:13:14 00:05:13:20	So many people came to Kassel, I loved it.
00:05:13:20 00:05:13:35		$ALPHA1:K		kassel
00:05:13:35 00:05:13:47
00:05:13:47 00:05:14:13		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*		[MG]
00:05:14:13 00:05:14:19
00:05:14:19 00:05:14:41		VERY7^*		[MG]
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00:05:14:47 00:05:15:31		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
00:05:15:31 00:05:15:35
00:05:15:35 00:05:15:46	I could do everything I wanted because I wasn't accompanied by my parents. I was free to do anything.
00:05:15:46 00:05:16:10		ALLOWED1*		darf
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00:05:16:16 00:05:16:19		I1
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00:05:16:27 00:05:17:19		FREE1		frei
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00:05:17:27 00:05:17:32		PARENTS7		eltern
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00:05:17:38 00:05:17:43		FAR-AWAY1^*
00:05:17:43 00:05:17:45
00:05:17:45 00:05:17:49	They used to scold me a lot. It can also have disadvantages to have deaf parents.
00:05:17:49 00:05:18:06		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		früher
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00:05:18:11 00:05:18:25		TO-RANT3A		[MG]
00:05:18:25 00:05:19:01
00:05:19:01 00:05:19:12		REASON4A		grund
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00:05:19:23 00:05:19:29		PARENTS7		eltern
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00:05:20:11 00:05:20:21		BIT2A		auch bisschen
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00:05:20:26 00:05:20:34		OFF2^		nachteil
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00:05:20:40 00:05:21:00		SUCCESS2^
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00:05:21:07 00:05:21:10	For example, whenever I went to a party, my parents always knew about it.
00:05:21:10 00:05:21:23		WHAT1B*		was
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00:05:22:14 00:05:22:28		ALWAYS4A*		immer
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00:05:22:43 00:05:22:49		PARENTS7		eltern
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00:05:23:14 00:05:23:20		TO-LEARN-STH1A		erfahren
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00:05:23:30 00:05:24:13		$INDEX1*
00:05:24:13 00:05:24:21	After the party, people talked to my parents and told them that their daughter did this and that at the party.
00:05:24:21 00:05:24:25		TO-CELEBRATE1*
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00:05:24:31 00:05:24:41		TO-LET-KNOW1A*		[MG]
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00:05:24:46 00:05:25:04		HIS-HER1
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00:05:25:09 00:05:25:19		DAUGHTER1*		tochter
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00:05:25:48 00:05:26:00		WHAT1A*		was macht
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00:05:26:32 00:05:26:46	My parents always asked what I was thinking.
00:05:26:46 00:05:26:48		PARENTS7		eltern
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00:05:27:03 00:05:27:11		$GEST-ATTENTION1^*		[MG]
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00:05:27:27 00:05:27:34	It was annoying when I had to admit to everything.
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00:05:27:49 00:05:28:09		$GEST-OFF^*		[MG]
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00:05:28:14 00:05:28:33		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
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00:05:29:27 00:05:29:34		EXHAUSTING1		[MG]
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00:05:30:04 00:05:30:28		$GEST^
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00:05:30:31 00:05:30:41	Kassel is far away from home and no member of my family was there with me.
00:05:30:41 00:05:30:45		$ALPHA1:K		kassel
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00:05:34:40 00:05:34:43	I felt liberated, and I could do whatever I wanted.
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00:05:35:03 00:05:35:34		FREE1*		frei
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00:05:37:04 00:05:37:10		TO-MAKE1*		machen
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00:05:38:21 00:05:38:29	My parents didn't know any of that.
00:05:38:29 00:05:38:34		PARENTS7		eltern
00:05:38:34 00:05:39:04
00:05:39:04 00:05:39:15		NO-CLUE1		[MG]
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00:05:40:04 00:05:40:17	Now I am the one who worries, because both of my kids are deaf as well.
00:05:40:17 00:05:40:22		NOW1*		jetzt
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00:05:41:35 00:05:41:46		CHILD2*		kinder
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00:05:42:03 00:05:42:08		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2*		zwei
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00:05:42:49 00:05:43:17		TO-LOOK-AWAY-AND-BACK1*
00:05:43:17 00:05:43:26	They will probably do the same things that I did back then.
00:05:43:26 00:05:43:43		CERTAIN2		bestimmt
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00:05:44:18 00:05:44:23		LIKE4A*		wie
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00:05:44:28 00:05:44:45		I1		ich
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00:05:45:18 00:05:45:27	Oh well, that is something people will continue to do.
00:05:45:27 00:05:46:19		PROCEEDING1^*		[MG]
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00:05:47:02 00:05:47:16		TO-LET1
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00:05:47:23 00:05:47:30	That's no reason for me to get nosy or dictate them what to do.
00:05:47:30 00:05:47:43		THEREFORE1		darum
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00:05:49:13 00:05:49:33		TO-NEED1*		brauche nicht
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00:05:50:08 00:05:50:12	I didn't like it either when someone tried to do that with me. I don't want that.
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00:05:56:11 00:05:56:23	Yes.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
00:05:56:23 00:05:57:18									You like it, when people at big events or in families sign. You don't like your work place. Is it true then, that you cherish communication via sign language the most?
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00:06:00:23 00:06:01:41	Yes, I need that. I need it, because communication is important to me.
00:06:01:41 00:06:01:46		TO-NEED1*		brauchen
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00:06:01:49 00:06:02:24		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:06:03:09 00:06:03:26		TO-NEED1*		brauchen
00:06:03:26 00:06:03:39									Have you ever been a part of the hearing world?
00:06:03:39 00:06:03:44		COMMUNICATION1A		kommunikation
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00:06:06:45 00:06:07:28	No, I almost was but then I changed my mind.	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		[MG]
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00:06:09:01 00:06:09:06	I can't deal with it.
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00:06:09:36 00:06:09:45	I'm already pressured enough to be in the hearing world at work.
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00:06:11:34 00:06:11:45	I don't want it in other areas.
00:06:11:45 00:06:12:09		MORE1*		noch mehr					And what was it like in your youth?
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00:06:13:23 00:06:13:33	I also had hearing friends. Yes, hearing friends.
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00:06:17:13 00:06:17:16	But I did ask them to learn sign language, that's it.
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00:06:18:17 00:06:18:30		TO-SIGN1E		[MG]
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00:06:18:38 00:06:18:49		TO-LEARN1		lernen
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00:06:19:07 00:06:19:16		DONE1A
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00:06:20:16 00:06:20:35	But anyway, the hearing culture is strange and I don't understand what they're saying. I did not like that.
00:06:20:35 00:06:21:00		NEVERTHELESS2A		trotzdem
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00:06:25:22 00:06:25:33	I just have so much more in common with deaf people than with hearing people. It's just always so strange with them.
00:06:25:33 00:06:25:44		DEAF1A*
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00:06:26:48 00:06:27:06		HEARING1A*		hörend
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00:06:27:19 00:06:27:26		WEIRD3		[MG]
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00:06:27:28 00:06:27:34	I'm sorry, I can't do it.
00:06:27:34 00:06:27:49		APOLOGY1*
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00:06:28:08 00:06:28:18		$GEST-OFF^		[MG]
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00:06:28:38 00:06:28:47			NO1B
00:06:28:47 00:06:45:23									That is normal. That is biologically conditioned. You still have some time left; just pick a another topic which you want to talk about. We already covered your apprenticeship. Have you been on a trip with a deaf travel group maybe?
00:06:45:23 00:06:45:41	No, I didn't travel much with deaf travel groups.
00:06:45:41 00:06:45:45		JOURNEY1B*		reise
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00:06:46:31 00:06:46:43		TOGETHER7
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00:06:47:22 00:06:47:33		MUCH-OR-MANY1A*		viel
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00:06:47:42 00:06:47:49		TOGETHER7
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00:06:48:07 00:06:48:23		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:06:48:23 00:06:48:36	I went skiing with a group once, on a ski holiday, but other than that, nothing.
00:06:48:36 00:06:49:00		SKI1		ski
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00:06:49:13 00:06:49:23		VACATION7		urlaub
00:06:49:23 00:06:49:27									Or didn't you play a part in a movie with a group? The Deaf Media?/
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00:06:49:35 00:06:50:00		SKI1		ski
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00:06:50:15 00:06:50:32		TOGETHER7
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00:06:51:44 00:06:51:49	Which movie?
00:06:51:49 00:06:52:18		MOVIE1*		film
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00:06:56:22 00:06:56:23	My work/	TO-WORK1*		arbeiten
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00:06:56:41 00:06:56:44	I worked together with the film crew from early in the morning until late at night and from late at night until early in the morning, that was great.
00:06:56:44 00:06:57:09		ALWAYS4A*		immer
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00:06:59:16 00:06:59:20		EARLY2		früh
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00:06:59:24 00:06:59:27		UNTIL1		bis
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00:06:59:31 00:06:59:47		EVENING2		abend
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00:07:00:00 00:07:00:29		EARLY-MORNING1		morgen früh
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00:07:00:37 00:07:01:02		TO-WORK2		arbeiten
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00:07:01:10 00:07:01:25		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön					What was great? Can you tell us something about it?
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00:07:01:33 00:07:02:37		$GEST^
00:07:02:37 00:07:02:47	Because we always had the means of communication.
00:07:02:47 00:07:03:01		CONTENT3*
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00:07:03:12 00:07:03:22		THROUGH2B*		durch
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00:07:03:26 00:07:03:41		COMMUNICATION1A		kommunikation
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00:07:03:47 00:07:04:09		ALWAYS4A*		immer
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00:07:04:15 00:07:04:34		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:07:04:44 00:07:05:15	I don't feel the differences, because we are signing at home as well.
00:07:05:15 00:07:05:21		BIG3A		groß
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00:07:05:29 00:07:05:41		DIFFERENCE1B		unterschied
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00:07:05:49 00:07:06:28		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:07:06:35 00:07:06:38		I1		warum
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00:07:06:48 00:07:07:17		AT-HOME1B		zu hause
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00:07:07:24 00:07:07:30		ALSO3A*		auch
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00:07:08:19 00:07:08:26		$GEST-OFF^
00:07:08:26 00:07:08:35	I don't see any differences there.
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00:07:09:12 00:07:09:31		$GEST-OFF^*
00:07:09:31 00:07:10:04	It was nice for me to work with other deaf people.
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00:07:10:38 00:07:10:46		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
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00:07:11:14 00:07:11:22		YES1A*		ja
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00:07:14:18 00:07:14:26	I was a little angry in school and during my apprenticeship, yes, because deaf people and hard of hearing people were educated together.
00:07:14:26 00:07:14:42		SCHOOL1A		schule
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00:07:15:06 00:07:15:41		EDUCATION1		ausbildung
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00:07:16:15 00:07:16:41		EDUCATION1		ausbildung
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00:07:17:02 00:07:17:09		I1		[MG]
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00:07:17:19 00:07:17:42		EDUCATION1		ausbildung
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00:07:20:13 00:07:20:30		HARD-OF-HEARING1*		schwerhörig
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00:07:20:44 00:07:21:02		TOGETHER1A*		zusammen
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00:07:21:33 00:07:21:40	They proceeded that way, because there were very few deaf people, therefore we were all in one class together.
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00:07:25:33 00:07:25:39	It was alright with the hard of hearing people, we worked it out alright, but the hard of hearing just couldn't sign well enough.
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00:07:31:00 00:07:31:17		$GEST-OFF^
00:07:31:17 00:07:31:28	They didn't sign.
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00:07:31:49 00:07:32:12	It was supposed to get better on the job, but sadly, that didn't happen either.
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00:07:33:46 00:07:34:25		$GEST-OFF^*		[MG]
00:07:34:25 00:07:34:35	They used the oral method a lot, because they thought, that we were better off with spoken language rather than with sign language.
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00:07:39:46 00:07:40:34	I accepted that, but in return, I - as a deaf person- want to be accepted, the way I am.
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00:07:44:23 00:07:44:37	The teacher was torn because he didn't know whether to talk at a normal pace for the hard of hearing people or to talk really slow for the deaf people.
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00:07:51:28 00:07:51:39	Then he faced to the hard of hearing people and talked really fast, and I didn't understand anything anymore.
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00:07:54:09 00:07:54:17	Then I put my foot down, I've had had enough.
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00:07:55:41 00:07:55:43	Then the hard of hearing people were angry with me.
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00:08:01:42 00:08:02:00	The other two deaf people were weak and scared, but I didn't put up with that, I wanted to understand everything after all.
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00:08:04:31 00:08:04:41		NO2B*
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00:08:04:49 00:08:05:02		I1		ich
00:08:05:02 00:08:05:08
00:08:05:08 00:08:05:12		TO-WANT2		will
00:08:05:12 00:08:05:21
00:08:05:21 00:08:05:29		TO-UNDERSTAND1		verstehen
00:08:05:29 00:08:05:32
00:08:05:32 00:08:05:34	What other reason would I have to even go there.
00:08:05:34 00:08:05:49		I1
00:08:05:49 00:08:06:15
00:08:06:15 00:08:06:22		IN1*
00:08:06:22 00:08:06:30
00:08:06:30 00:08:06:34		FOR1*		für
00:08:06:34 00:08:06:38
00:08:06:38 00:08:07:11		WHAT1A*		was
00:08:07:11 00:08:07:18
00:08:07:18 00:08:07:25	There was a lot of fighting, that's why it was a horrible time for me.
00:08:07:25 00:08:07:46		DISCUSSION1A		[MG]
00:08:07:46 00:08:08:08
00:08:08:08 00:08:08:21		THEREFORE1		darum
00:08:08:21 00:08:08:35
00:08:08:35 00:08:08:49		ATROCIOUS5*		grausam
00:08:08:49 00:08:09:06
00:08:09:06 00:08:09:21		TIME5A*		zeit
00:08:09:21 00:08:09:29
00:08:09:29 00:08:09:37		FOR1*		für
00:08:09:37 00:08:09:44
00:08:09:44 00:08:10:19		$GEST^
00:08:10:19 00:08:10:44	Yes, that was quite something with the deaf people.
00:08:10:44 00:08:11:10		HARD-OF-HEARING1		schwerhörig
00:08:11:10 00:08:11:18
00:08:11:18 00:08:11:29		$GEST-SCEPTICAL1^		[MG]
00:08:11:29 00:08:11:43
00:08:11:43 00:08:12:18	I vote for bringing the deaf and the hard of hearing together at an earlier age, when they are still young and not at such a late time, otherwise they are separated by their cultures from early on.
00:08:12:18 00:08:12:37		RATHER1*		lieber
00:08:12:37 00:08:13:07
00:08:13:07 00:08:13:20		NOW3*		jetzt
00:08:13:20 00:08:13:29
00:08:13:29 00:08:13:40		EQUAL8		gleich
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00:08:14:02 00:08:14:41		INTEGRATION1
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00:08:15:06 00:08:15:15		NOT3A		nicht
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00:08:15:21 00:08:16:15		LATER3		später
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00:08:16:24 00:08:16:31		$GEST^
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00:08:16:38 00:08:16:45		INTEGRATION1
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00:08:17:00 00:08:17:12		ALREADY1B		schon
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00:08:17:26 00:08:18:02		TO-SEPARATE1B		[MG]
00:08:18:02 00:08:18:19
00:08:18:19 00:08:18:41		CULTURE1B*		kultur kultur
00:08:18:41 00:08:19:01
00:08:19:01 00:08:19:17		DIFFERENT1		anders
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00:08:19:22 00:08:20:05		$GEST^
00:08:20:05 00:08:20:17	If one would start at an early age, they wouldn't know the difference.
00:08:20:17 00:08:20:21		SMALL3*		klein
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00:08:20:30 00:08:20:35		INTEGRATION1
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00:08:20:43 00:08:21:13		CARELESS3B^*		[MG]
00:08:21:13 00:08:21:27
00:08:21:27 00:08:21:30	They would think, that it is completely normal to be together in one group and that they would, of course, speak slower or sign with the deaf people.
00:08:21:30 00:08:21:38		TOGETHER1A*
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00:08:21:45 00:08:22:05		OF-COURSE1B*
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00:08:22:10 00:08:22:21		FOR1*		für
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00:08:22:29 00:08:22:37		MUST1*		muss
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00:08:22:45 00:08:23:08		CLEAR1B*		klar
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00:08:23:26 00:08:23:36		SLOW1		langsam
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00:08:23:46 00:08:24:05		OR1		oder
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00:08:24:11 00:08:24:24		TO-SIGN1E		[MG]
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00:08:24:32 00:08:24:41		CAN1*		kann
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00:08:24:45 00:08:25:23		$GEST-OFF^*
00:08:25:23 00:08:25:29									It is interesting that you have problems in the hearing world and are strongly connected with the Deaf culture, but you still took part in the opera. Aren’t there also hearing people in the audience? What did that feel like?
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00:08:31:23 00:08:31:40	Yes.
00:08:31:40 00:08:33:04		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja
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00:08:36:23 00:08:36:48	Well, through/
00:08:36:48 00:08:37:14			THROUGH2A	durch
00:08:37:14 00:08:37:23
00:08:37:23 00:08:37:46	Yes, I took part in an opera.
00:08:37:46 00:08:38:00		I1
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00:08:38:08 00:08:38:24		OPERA1		oper
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00:08:38:33 00:08:38:46		TO-JOIN1A*
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00:08:39:08 00:08:39:18		YES1A		stimmt
00:08:39:18 00:08:39:20
00:08:39:20 00:08:39:29	I was part of it because of my friend.
00:08:39:29 00:08:39:38		THROUGH2B
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00:08:39:48 00:08:40:08		FEMALE-FRIEND2		freundin
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00:08:40:17 00:08:40:47		$INDEX1*
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00:08:41:13 00:08:41:18	I wouldn't think of that myself. It was my friend who said, that I should tag along.
00:08:41:18 00:08:41:20		I1
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00:08:41:30 00:08:41:32		$INDEX1*
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00:08:41:37 00:08:41:43		TO-THINK1B		oper
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00:08:41:48 00:08:42:03		$INDEX1*
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00:08:42:14 00:08:42:16		I1*
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00:08:42:25 00:08:42:34		FEMALE-FRIEND2*		freundin
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00:08:43:46 00:08:44:13		COME-HERE1		[MG]
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00:08:44:18 00:08:44:21	I often thought of hearing people as puppets, and that I should ignore them.
00:08:44:21 00:08:44:25		I1
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00:08:44:31 00:08:44:35		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
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00:08:44:42 00:08:44:46		OFTEN1B		oft
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00:08:45:02 00:08:45:12		TO-THINK1B		denken
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00:08:45:27 00:08:45:35		TO-LET1*		[MG]
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00:08:45:44 00:08:46:29		ALL1A		alle
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00:08:46:39 00:08:47:00		HEARING1A		hörend
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00:08:47:12 00:08:47:26		HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1		wie
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00:08:47:35 00:08:48:01		ROBOT1^		puppe
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00:08:48:17 00:08:48:34		TO-LET1
00:08:48:34 00:08:48:44	They sit there like puppets and they don't understand anything of what I sign anyway.
00:08:48:44 00:08:49:17		DOLL1		puppe
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00:08:49:31 00:08:50:06		TO-LOOK-AT2		[MG]
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00:08:50:20 00:08:50:36		TO-UNDERSTAND1		verstehen
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00:08:50:45 00:08:51:00		NOT3B		nicht
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00:08:51:10 00:08:51:11		I1
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00:08:51:18 00:08:51:33		TO-SIGN1A*
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00:08:51:35 00:08:51:40	I really don't care whether they understand me or not, I just keep signing.
00:08:51:40 00:08:52:08		WHATEVER1C^		[MG]
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00:08:52:16 00:08:52:26		TO-UNDERSTAND1*		verstehen
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00:08:52:30 00:08:52:32		NOT3B
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00:08:53:40 00:08:54:02
00:08:54:02 00:08:54:14	If I had to sing or if the audience consisted mainly of deaf people, I couldn't do that, I would run for the hills.
00:08:54:14 00:08:54:21		IF-OR-WHEN1A		wenn
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00:08:55:09 00:08:55:32		TO-SING1		singen
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00:08:55:44 00:08:56:03		OR1*		oder
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00:08:56:13 00:08:56:37		ALL1A		alle
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00:08:56:47 00:08:57:11		DEAF1A*
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00:08:57:21 00:08:57:24		I1
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00:08:57:32 00:08:57:47		CAN1*		[MG]
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00:08:58:07 00:08:58:09		I2
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00:08:58:16 00:08:58:32		TO-ELOPE1B		[MG]
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00:08:58:40 00:08:58:44	No! That's why I usually avoided doing the moderation or some sort of presentation on stage.
00:08:58:44 00:08:59:38			I1*
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00:09:00:01 00:09:00:12		THEREFORE1		darum
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00:09:00:21 00:09:00:38		UNTIL-TODAY2		bis
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00:09:01:04 00:09:01:28		STAGE1		bühne
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00:09:01:42 00:09:02:13		MODERATION-OR-PRESENTATION1		moderator
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00:09:02:20 00:09:02:31		OR1		oder
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00:09:02:39 00:09:02:45		LECTURE1*
00:09:02:45 00:09:03:01
00:09:03:01 00:09:03:06		I1		[MG]
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00:09:03:11 00:09:03:20		CAN1*
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00:09:03:28 00:09:03:38		TO-ELOPE1B		[MG]
00:09:03:38 00:09:04:03
00:09:04:03 00:09:04:07	I couldn't do that, because I would be the center of attention.
00:09:04:07 00:09:04:11			I1
00:09:04:11 00:09:04:39
00:09:04:39 00:09:04:47		ALL2C
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00:09:05:03 00:09:05:27		CROSSHAIRS1
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00:09:05:38 00:09:06:12		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da da da da
00:09:06:12 00:09:06:19
00:09:06:19 00:09:06:20	That's why I don't want to try it in the first place, I feel insecure in those scenarios.
00:09:06:20 00:09:06:23		I1
00:09:06:23 00:09:06:28
00:09:06:28 00:09:07:15		$GEST^		[MG] ob ob ob
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00:09:07:28 00:09:07:30		I1
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00:09:07:38 00:09:08:07		NO1B*
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00:09:08:17 00:09:08:25		TO-ELOPE1B
00:09:08:25 00:09:08:30
00:09:08:30 00:09:08:35	My husband is able to be on stage and it doesn't matter to him, because he tells himself that deaf people are also just people.
00:09:08:35 00:09:08:38		MY1		mein
00:09:08:38 00:09:08:44
00:09:08:44 00:09:08:48		HUSBAND1		mann
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00:09:09:04 00:09:09:10		$INDEX1*
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00:09:09:26 00:09:09:40		STAGE1		bühne
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00:09:10:01 00:09:10:04		TO-STAND1*
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00:09:10:12 00:09:10:20		$GEST-OFF^		[MG]
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00:09:10:30 00:09:10:35		TO-SAY1		sagen
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00:09:10:44 00:09:11:07		ALL1A		alle
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00:09:11:20 00:09:11:31		DEAF1A		[MG]
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00:09:11:40 00:09:12:01		ALSO3A*		auch
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00:09:12:13 00:09:12:45		HUMAN2*		mensch
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00:09:12:49 00:09:13:07	I agree with him they are only human, too, but I couldn't do it anyway.
00:09:13:07 00:09:13:11		I1
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00:09:13:24 00:09:13:42		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*		stimmt
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00:09:14:33 00:09:14:48		HUMAN2*		mensch
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00:09:15:13 00:09:15:27		I1		[MG]
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00:09:15:36 00:09:15:44		NO1B*
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00:09:15:47 00:09:16:08	I had no problem with signing in the choir in front of a hearing audience. That wasn't so bad.
00:09:16:08 00:09:16:18		HEARING1A		hörend
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00:09:16:27 00:09:16:32		ALL1B
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00:09:16:42 00:09:17:08		$GEST-NM^		[MG]
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00:09:17:24 00:09:17:40		OPERA1*		oper
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00:09:17:45 00:09:18:41		TO-SIGN1E
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00:09:19:02 00:09:19:44		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:09:20:05 00:09:20:14	That was really nice, yes, it was a nice time.
00:09:20:14 00:09:20:24		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
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00:09:20:45 00:09:21:02		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
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00:09:21:07 00:09:21:23		TIME5A*		zeit
00:09:21:23 00:09:22:06									That is great. That way you could try to allure the hearing people into the Deaf world, for example with a sign language class.
00:09:22:06 00:09:22:18		BEAUTIFUL1A*		schön
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00:09:25:36 00:09:26:03	Yes, that is the odd part about me: I love to give sign language classes.
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00:09:26:19 00:09:26:43		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1		eins
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00:09:27:06 00:09:27:14		WEIRD3
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00:09:27:28 00:09:27:34		TO-SIGN1E		gebärdenkurs
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00:09:27:37 00:09:27:48		COURSE1
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00:09:28:07 00:09:28:15		GLADLY1		gern
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00:09:28:22 00:09:28:31		I1
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00:09:28:33 00:09:28:46	It is that way because I love to pass on my language to others.
00:09:28:46 00:09:29:12		REASON4B*		grund
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00:09:29:31 00:09:29:45		TO-WISH1B		wunsch
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00:09:30:43 00:09:31:24		TO-PRODUCE2^*		[MG]
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00:09:32:28 00:09:32:36	But I refuse to talk to them in spoken language.
00:09:32:36 00:09:32:39		BUT1*		aber
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00:09:33:05 00:09:33:16		FOR1		für
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00:09:33:29 00:09:34:06		$GEST-NM-SPEAKING1^		[MG]
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00:09:34:31 00:09:34:44		TO-REJECT2		lehnt ab
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00:09:35:05 00:09:35:27		$GEST^
00:09:35:27 00:09:35:36	No, I'm sorry.
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00:09:36:10 00:09:36:28		I-AM-SORRY2*		tut mir leid
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00:09:36:36 00:09:36:45		$GEST-OFF^
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00:09:36:49 00:09:37:07	If they are in my class, they need to adjust to me.
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00:09:37:42 00:09:38:01		MUST1		muss
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00:09:38:32 00:09:38:44		I1
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00:09:39:03 00:09:39:11		$GEST-OFF^
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