Magical moment a young deaf girl's dreams come true when Tinkerbell talks to her with sign language during a trip to Disney World

神奇时刻:耳聋小女孩梦想成真,迪斯尼世界之旅小仙女手语语气交谈
James Gordon For Dailymail.com

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njc37
I need to go WDW again. Roll on next year.
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Katerina_67
This is great of Disney to ensure that ALL children can enjoy the fun. However, I would like to see the day when many more people can communicate in British Sign Language or American Sign Language, so that ALL deaf people can be included. Maybe one day it will be included on the school syllabus and it won't need to make headline news just because a few people can communicate with a deaf child.
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Ranger99Reply toKaterina_67
It all starts at school. My children (who are not hearing impaired) went to an infant school which also specialised in the support of hearing impaired children. To them, being deaf is not something to be feared because they learned and played alongside deaf children in their formative years.
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Phillyco07Reply toKaterina_67
Such a good idea..government take note!
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LoranReply toKaterina_67
Don't forget Makaton as well for those who struggle with communication but aren't deaf.
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Ed Igoe
A friend of mine was there when Minnie, and Tink signed for these little girls, and I was told they really had no idea it was going to happen. By the way, I don't believe Mickey and Minnie ever married. They're just really good friends.
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nullReply toEd Igoe
They were defo friends with benefits tho
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Henry
Why is a commercial being presented as a news story?
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andyoufReply toHenry
so that you'll complain you bundle of joy
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The Spelling Police
Lovely story and good for Tinkerbell and the others. Is ASL like BSL but with poor spelling? Sorry, bad joke, but seriously, can ASL users converse easily with BSL users, or are they totally different?
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The Spelling PoliceReply toThe Spelling Police
OK, I was lazy, and I've looked it up myself. ASL and BSL are completely different, any similarities are coincidental. The reason I asked in the context of this article is to manage the expectations of British families visiting Disneyland in the hope of their deaf child signing with Tinkerbell. Not going to happen, I'm afraid. Expecting her and her colleagues to learn BSL as well as American would be a helluva big ask.
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Dave
Shaylee discovered why Disney is the happiest place on Earth. So not a paid for advert, then?
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amysez2u
WE HOPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED THIS ADVERT. WE WELCOME YOU TO COME JOIN US AND BRING YOUR WALLET MICKY SAYS "HI"
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wicked_queen1Reply toamysez2u
Thanks, we will all come immediately. You didn't have to shout it though.
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BomberReply toamysez2u
Advert,Disney do this week in week out but how would you know,oh wait Disney don't advertise it.
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Just Kidding
Tears
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Sceptical
Lovely story, shame it's straight from the Disney collateral pool.
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paul
Sweet. But this so called story is really only a huge advert for Disney
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BillReply topaul
Possibly, but if it makes one little girl happy it's worth it.
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Wamphyre
Disney Advert.
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peter1776Reply toWamphyre
nooooooooooooooooo
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Beach RoseReply toWamphyre
Who cares? It happened, and it made this little girl and her family very happy. That is what counts!
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boxerlover519
This was just a glorified advertisement for Disney, though still sweet.
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zeddicus80
Very sneaky commercial there DM, well played. Lovely regardless.
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Mr. Smith
Walt Disney's spirit ..the very one caught on security camera as seen on Youtube...walking the grounds ..would be proud.
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Chris2222uReply toMr. Smith
Around Cafe Orleans, right?
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Jones12
it a disney add!
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working classReply toJones12
You make of it what you will but I see a child having a beautiful moment in life that she will always remember with happiness.
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pugseyReply toJones12
Of course it was a Disney add ,you miserable prat, but in way does it stop this being a wonderful story about a little girl who had an extremely happy day there?
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IMOReply toJones12
Don't think they need ads! Idiot
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Mark Fielding
I think I just read a Disney advert.
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David
No matter if the sentiments are good, this is still an advert and it is deliberately misleading by not displaying that fact.
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liv
So cute. I may sound ignorant here but I'm not tryin to be But surely the kid can still speak even if she's deaf? Or is it cos kids learn to speak by hearing people speak so if she's deaf she hasn't learned how to speak?
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robinscatsReply toliv
Kids learn to speak by hearing the spoken word. Deaf people can learn to speak if they've got some residual hearing, but the pronunciation is off and it tends to sound garbled. You'll see them "speaking" the words with their mouth when they sign but they're not actually speaking and little sound comes out, more of a whisper type sound.
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RedTango
This is an advertisement, not a "story"
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FourLimerickOystersReply toRedTango
it is both - why does it bother you?
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charlesbridge
Lovely story.
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