what is their world?

hi rameshchow oh but they do learn, they can learn sign language, they can learn to read lips, they have brains and they think too,and they have eyes to read with so yes of course they can learn. and they do. we in t he US have special schools for the deaf, also anyone any age can be fitted with a hearing aid so of course they can learn, and they do learn. If you can see to read you can learn even if deaf.they learn languages much as anyone else except they have a problem hearing and with a hearing aid they learn to talk and to read, and to learn too.They will think in whatever language they learn in of course. Deaf people do have brains you know.

Its difficult to assume, can you give me any website information about this, after reading any information i can give you correct answer. Because i want to more about this discussion.

MY AUNT WAS DEAF FROM BIRTH & SHE ACCOMPLISHED ALOT. wHERE DID U GET THE IDEA THEY CAN'T LEARN?? jUST BECAUSE THEY CAN'T HEAR DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING IS WRONG W/THEIR BRAIN. u NEED to read up on deafness & see what many deaf people have been able to do.

I believe they have some thinking mechanism as they do learn how to live in our regular world. They must be able to think as deaf people learn to function with their disability.

You know rameshchow, deaf people are talented. They can think faster than common man. You can visit www.deaf.about.com for more information about deaf people communication.

hi rameshchow, deaf people are normal people. They communicate by Sign Language which is like the alphabet to them. In fact, Thomas Edison (although not exactly from birth) lost his hearing from early childhood. He went on to invent the lightbulb. With modern technology, perhaps the silent world of the deaf may be noisier.