dgskorpus_goe_03: Experience of Deaf Individuals

Topics Deaf Culture: Deaf Club; Family and Relatives: Family; Period of Life: Schooldays; Period of Life: Youth; Personal Hygiene, Health, Illness: Hard of Hearing; School and Education; School and Education: Boarding School; School and Education: Schooldays

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00:00:00:24		 Yes/ Back when I went to school/ $GEST-OFF^* [MG]
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00:00:02:44		 It was nice that it took me only five minutes to walk from home to school. I could get there quite fast.
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00:00:09:17		 I didn't need to get up early.
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00:00:29:14		 During my apprenticeship I moved into a home for the first time.
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00:00:45:47		 In the past, my mother had always been there, and she had done everything for me. PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1* früher
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00:05:26:22		 I was all set for that. Still, as I talked to him, and a hearing person came along to approach him, I always had to wait for them to be done. I1*
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