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Anonymous
Hey /fit/ I'm in no way trying to be mean here but I've always wondered why do deaf people speak differently then hearing people? Deaf people seem to have a strong lisp or something, does anyone know why this happens?
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
Have your ears blocked for a few years and you'll begin to forget how things sound, thus begins your fumbled speaking.
>> Anonymous
>>310222
Even when they have hearing aids and whatnot?
I guess I could understand that It's always been a question I've always thought about, thanks
>> Anonymous
>>310223
Maybe that's how they perceive sound? Ever thought of that. I don't think that hearing aids will ever replicate being able to hear like a "normal" individual can.
>> Anonymous
>>310223

Could also be that they miss out on some formative language-learning time.
>> Anonymous
>>310219

Buy sound proofing earphones. Listen to a song. Sing while having earphones in your ears and listening to the song.
Record your singing.
Play the recording and weep motherfucker.
>> Anonymous
>>310280

Gave me epic lulz.
>> Anonymous
I have hearing aids, all my life actually.
And I pronounce things fine.
Maybe it's people who have been deaf for a long time and miss some diction development? Don't know.