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To attract the attention of a hearing impaired interlocutor, you can use gestures - wave your hand or lightly pat him on the shoulder. In some situations, other tactile signals are appropriate - for example, lightly tap on the tabletop if you are sitting at the same table.

"Organizers can communicate with people with philippines telegram number database hearing impairments in writing, for example, using the Notepad app. It is good if there are people at the event who can speak sign language. It is also important that the venue is well-lit - this is the only way we can communicate in sign language or read lips. Speak simply, calmly and clearly, and people with hearing impairments will understand you."

Don't be embarrassed or quick to correct yourself if you say "See you later" or "Have you heard about...?" to someone who can't see or hear, or if you use the verb "go" when talking about someone in a wheelchair. When handing something to a blind person, don't say "feel it" or "sense it" — use familiar words like "look at this." These and many other verbs are part of the lexicon in a broader sense than their narrow literal meaning — and are therefore freely used by people with disabilities.

The most important rule is to not hesitate to ask people with disabilities themselves about what is more familiar and comfortable for them. Remember that even the recommendations listed above may not be universal and different interlocutors may have different attitudes towards them.