Deaf Community in Indonesia

As I travel around the world, I meet different Deaf communities. Even though our Deaf culture is the same despite where we are, the Deaf community still experiences something different that the USA may/may not experience. In this video, I share a comparison of two Deaf communities between USA and Indonesia.

[@TonyJongPhotography]

Great video, interesting facts to learn about the deaf community of Indonesia. Thanks for doing the video, keep on doing more videos, I enjoy watching your videos about your travels.

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

thank you so much, Tony! :) I'll keep posting about different Deaf community around the world ;)

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

CC VOLUNTEERS: If you are interested to translate International Sign or ASL to any language, please feel free! You can create CC via my video yourself or you can send me .SRT file via email ([e-mail]). I’d love Spanish, Korean, Chinese (traditional or simplified), Hindi, etc. Thank you!

[@nathalialeite1941]

My story Hello, how are you!? My name is Nathália My age 13 years I am deaf and not mute I live SJC / SP my signal is ... I was born May 4, 2004 I was not born to be deaf I lost my hearing when I was 8 months old Because I was very sick The doctor asked to take a medicine but the medicine was very strong Tomei, I lost my hearing my type of deafness and profound hearing loss and sensorineural deafness,at school it was very difficult because he did not have a very difficult interpreter! But how did I get through the year? I studied so much until my mother and my family helped me a lot It was very difficult communicate with people listener Because people do not know they spoke in pounds only a few know they spoke in pounds now yes, I have an interpreter Thank God. (I.e.

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

Hi Nathalia! Thank you for sharing your life story! Wow, you went through a lot and it's hard not have an interpreter! It is not easy, and I'm happy to know that your mother and your family help you a lot and know what you need!

[@nathalialeite1941]

Deafinitely Wanderlust , You're welcome to KZbin channel! Wow your family and friends too ... Thank you to respond, I very often to help my family and mother is very even do the learn to always! Understood and kissed... 😘

[@afreenumar5578]

Deaf what's app group 8910591615

[@brayanernestoalas5762]

Tcuirds

[@brayanernestoalas5762]

7815154 ,.,, trvi

[@rcdeafmissionsmalaysia578]

Same here in Malaysia. Education sucks big time for the Deaf and those with other disabilities.

[@mastononono269]

Deaf Tuna Rungu / kota KLAYAN Cirebon di 🇲🇨 INDONESIA Wanita Cantik model dan 🇺🇲 USA, Love ❤

[@RobvanWely]

I thought to have sent you a reaction here yesterday, maybe I forgot to push the button to send it, because I can't see it here. So I try again... I discovered this video when I checked out a video I made some years ago of two young deaf Balinese women using sign language. I tried to understand their conversation but understood the beginning of it. That was when the woman at the right told her mother (not seen on screen) that, while filming a ceremony, I had followed her around and around with my camera. Then she asked her mother if she had already met me, and if she knew where I lived. When the answer was yes, the other young woman at the left started a long and rapid conversation in sign language which I tried to understand but could not. I know these two women work in a beauty salon, and it seemed to me that their conversation was about a customer who had called and had some special wishes. But I'm not sure about that. I asked the woman at the right in Facebook if she could write to me more or less the meaning (or if possible the exact transcription) of their conversation. She said yes, but until now, after having asked her several more times, nothing came. Could maybe help me? I understood that Balinese sign language is different from English (American) sign language, but maybe Ade, the young man in this video of yours van help me. Do you have his email address or any other way to contact him? I would be very thankful! All the best to you! My video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZqndn5nqd2iZ5Ifeature=shared The conversation starts at 1:48’

[@kurniaputri8009]

this is so sad because in indonesia the goverment not really care about people with disability.

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

yes, I agree. Just like many other countries as well. Deaf Indonesians are currently fighting! They have such a great resilience.

[@ChandanKumar-kg2xf]

@@DeafinitelyWanderlust xxbdoi

[@ChandanKumar-kg2xf]

@@DeafinitelyWanderlust xbdio

[@ShabanaShaikh-xv8ww]

My Deaf.yes ok

[@user-bk5hu9vw9n]

Cześć deaf Polandia wszystkie pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤠🤠🤠🤠🍺🍺🍺

[@yogijuliyanto]

saya orang indonesia ingin belajar bahasa isyarat tapi itu sulit sekali

[@conangelemanuel]

I would love to be able to understand what they say, really. Deaf Community Bali, do you teach Sign Language?

[@ShabanaShaikh-xv8ww]

Hi

[@nomanmaqsood8966]

Good job but interested it young girl deaf america for support world

[@YogaPratama-rg6kj]

Indonesian love is palau java oky 💝🇮🇩

[@orestesdelgadojr7935]

School suppose to know deaf student grow signs language budget his gov not good how team their county tax ! Such for suffer deaf people will be compliant

[@ShabanaShaikh-xv8ww]

You what. Call. Ok

[@kurniaputri8009]

I started to learn sign language 3 months ago, but I get confused between ASL and BISI .

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

Do you live in Indonesia and learning sign language there? If yes, there are some ASL influence to BISINDO due to their history which I'll be posting on my blog soon this month if you are wondering.

[@hafizsiraj3280]

Bahasa isyarat Malaysia has some sign from ASL

[@rewardmyevent9530]

😍😍

[@andrianofanani1239]

Tak dapat mendengar suara dunia belum tentu bisa bahagia

[@sourabhroy629]

I am fine welcome...sir happy to help me.. 😊 I will be cause too you for I hope you will be in my from home in live Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤️ I am know sign language so much...sir happy 😊 😃 deaf all awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍...byes thanks for you my so much more..

[@pravinidhole1287]

understand right..

[@anawahyu5235]

hello, yes deaf indonesia

[@supentiupen3056]

Ana Wahyu sama deaf holle

[@sornapudisravankumar]

I live from 🇮🇳

[@ratnafajarwati25250]

saya indonesia ,, juga tuli 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@tuongkhanh8197]

Hello

[@nurcahaya1050]

Ade told true.

[@nanettepacamparra5839]

Deaf your from.. Pinabacdao Samar Yes 🇵🇭

[@SeksL28]

❤

[@sornapudisravankumar]

😍sign 💛👌

[@ShabanaShaikh-xv8ww]

Your Deaf yes .ok good.

[@deafkaur5505]

me fix language best thx

[@deafkaur5505]

😘😍🤗best

[@hawkeye147]

saya mau belajar bahasa isyarat indonesia...bisa kasih referensi akun youtube yang bisa saya ikuti? terima kasih

[@viscajanevalla1410]

Coba cek yt fibo kun, semoga membantu 😊

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

I do not know. Maybe try: kzbin.info/door/Zh9Ytfbo400BcXbz1-zPOQ & kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXScg2OJrJuEl7s & kzbin.info/door/yS8lOJNpIfsvaWk4NwQ65A

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

Try @bisindo2.0 on Instagram too.

[@debabratamaji4109]

Deaf Love

[@shazibtalani9480]

Hazar khan

[@jayadipa8789]

Saya baik deaf 🇮🇩🤗

[@shazibtalani9480]

Hazar khan

[@norisu2312]

Why is the video mute?

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

because we're not talking verbally. We're signing.

[@norisu2312]

Deafinitely Wanderlust ahh sorry, i thought it was just me

[@yehudayudi3574]

Is ASL the same as Indonesian Sign Language?

[@DeafinitelyWanderlust]

No, it's very different :)

[@ijustwanttobehappy8605]

can asl user understand sibi? also either way?

[@YogaPratama-rg6kj]

Deaf... You from Usa yes 🇺🇸

[@candrajimono3947]

hallo aku deaf ada cewek nama : candra

[@asepanugrah9784]

Dwi.Rachmawati SLB.B.BUDI.DAYA KE.jakarta.Timur tadi ya

[@asepanugrah9784]

Dwi.Rachmawati Tadi SLB.B.BUDI.DAYA lndonesia ke.jakarta.Timur ya

[@skyfahri4619]

Deaf !!!! IYA..! :D😁😁😁

[@Rolando_Cueva]

No sound video. Full dead experience:v

[@dolarajasekhar492]

Deaf

[@norfaesol2968]

Deaf vc wa