dgskorpus_nue_03: Discussion

Topics Politics: One Sign Language in Europe; Sign Language; Sign Language: One Sign Language in Europe

	Translation	Lexeme/Sign	Mouth	Translation	Lexeme/Sign	Mouth	Moderator
00:00:00:00 00:00:00:40				Let me ask you a question: Can you imagine traveling through Europe, and people using the same sign language everywhere?
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00:00:01:16 00:00:01:22					IMAGINATION1A*	vorstellen
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00:00:02:03 00:00:02:31					EUROPE1A	europa
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00:00:05:37 00:00:06:11				In Spain, they sign something like this and in Italy like that and so on.
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00:00:09:42 00:00:10:14					THIS-AND-THAT1	[MG]
00:00:10:14 00:00:10:25				Are you in favor of one common sign language in Europe?
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00:00:12:14 00:00:12:30	Well, the problem is this/ Normally, that would be great.
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00:00:13:31 00:00:13:39		WHAT1A
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00:00:14:15 00:00:14:29		USUAL1*	normal
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00:00:14:46 00:00:15:06		BEAUTIFUL1A	schön
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00:00:15:09 00:00:15:15		WAS1	war
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00:00:15:25 00:00:15:39		BEAUTIFUL1A	schön
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00:00:16:05 00:00:16:14	Look, first, there’d have to be a single spoken language in Europe, and as soon as everyone speaks the same one, it could work for sign languages, too.
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00:00:22:31 00:00:23:07	How is using German Sign Language going to work if they speak differently, French for example, or in another foreign, unintelligible language?
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00:00:28:20 00:00:28:33		HOW-QUESTION1	wie
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00:00:29:17 00:00:29:32	How’s that supposed to work?			It all comes down to a decision about the written language: If everyone is writing in German, I can stick to my German signs.
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00:00:30:26 00:00:30:30	It’s impossible.
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00:00:34:00 00:00:34:05	And that settles the matter.	||DONE1A*	[MG]
00:00:34:05 00:00:34:06				The Swedish, for example, have their own language, too.
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00:00:35:11 00:00:35:18	Exactly. How is that supposed to work?
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00:00:36:03 00:00:36:11				It’s just not possible to meet in the middle and adapt to one another.
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00:00:37:39 00:00:37:47	Exactly.	$GEST-OFF^
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00:00:38:27 00:00:39:02	Sure/ You’d have one random word then.
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00:00:40:42 00:00:41:03	In spoken languages, it is, of course, important how to write the language and what kind of words are used.
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00:00:44:00 00:00:44:15	It depends on the words. For example the words ‘Stefan Bauer’.
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00:00:47:27 00:00:47:37	In Germany, the sign is BAUER [DGS sign for “farmer”], like this.
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00:00:49:24 00:00:50:01	In Italy, the corresponding sign to BAUER [DGS]/
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00:00:52:15 00:00:52:22	In Germany, you sign BAUER.
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00:00:53:11 00:00:53:17	In former times, a farmer had cows dragging carts.
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00:00:54:46 00:00:55:02	The sign BAUER is related to that.
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00:00:56:08 00:00:56:22	In other countries, there is no such word as ‘Bauer’, but a different one.
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00:00:59:10 00:00:59:44	Something - yes, for instance “farmer”. You couldn’t combine the sign BAUER with the mouthing “farmer”. It’s not possible.	$GEST^
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00:01:03:04 00:01:03:17	Yes, and so the result clearly is that a single European sign language is not possible. Forget it.
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00:01:07:35 00:01:08:00				I think a common sign language would only be possible amongst deaf people.
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00:01:12:28 00:01:12:35				But I can’t imagine a common sign language enshrined in law.	$ORAL^	aber
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00:01:21:38 00:01:22:00	But to establish a law for everyone - that’s not possible.
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00:01:23:08 00:01:23:17	Sure, what words should be taken from which spoken language?
00:01:23:17 00:01:23:22		CLEAR1B	klar
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00:01:24:32 00:01:24:34				Look, that’s the advantage of the United States: The country extends over the whole continent, and people use one common language there.
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00:01:28:45 00:01:29:09				When they occupied the country, they established speaking English nationwide.
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00:01:32:22 00:01:32:39				It’s their advantage to have the country extending over a whole continent.
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00:01:34:03 00:01:34:12				Such a change is impossible in Europe/
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00:01:36:13 00:01:36:21				It's the same problem with the euro.
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00:01:37:41 00:01:38:02				When the currency is heading for a crisis, Greek is endangered to become bankrupt, as well.
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00:01:41:31 00:01:41:45				Everyone needs to stick to the bailout plan now. But can the poor countries afford it and save up?
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00:01:46:22 00:01:46:49				It's impossible.
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00:01:47:26 00:01:47:37	You know/			The same goes for a common writing system; it would be a huge task. It’s not possible.
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00:01:50:13 00:01:50:21	It's impossible.
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00:01:50:47 00:01:51:17	All countries can get bound to the same currency like the euro.
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00:01:56:43 00:01:57:04	But what would you say about spoken and signed languages: There are millions of words in every language. How is that supposed to work?
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00:02:06:37 00:02:06:43	How is all this supposed to work?
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00:02:08:24 00:02:08:38	It's impossible.
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00:02:13:25 00:02:13:35				Others want to speak their own language like, for instance, people in Russia who want to keep their Russian Sign Language.
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00:02:19:04 00:02:19:07	I would want to keep my own.
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00:02:25:08 00:02:25:23	If that was the case in Europe, the related spoken language would have to be the main language, too.
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00:02:49:15 00:02:49:48				It's easier to speak English.
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00:02:53:28 00:02:54:11				If a sign, like JA [yes], originates from the finger alphabet, you sign it with the beginning letter, ‚J‘.
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00:02:58:30 00:02:58:39				In English you don’t sign JA, like we do here, but YES.
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00:03:00:01 00:03:00:26					YES-ASL1^*	yes
00:03:00:26 00:03:00:41				The ‚Y‘ stands for YES, because they use the word ‚yes‘.
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00:03:04:32 00:03:04:40				In Germany, you sign HUND [dog] at the chin like this including the mouthing. Or like this on the thigh.
00:03:04:40 00:03:05:13					DOG4	hund
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00:03:08:47 00:03:09:00				In English, the sign looks like this, but you say “dog”.	BUT1
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00:03:10:37 00:03:11:07				In one language it’s “dog” with a “D” and in the other it’s “Hund” with a “H”, isn’t that weird?
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00:03:13:36 00:03:14:17	Both words differ.				CONTRADICTION1A	komisch
00:03:14:17 00:03:14:22		TO-MODIFY2*	verändert
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00:03:15:09 00:03:15:22	So how are we supposed to sign it then?
00:03:15:22 00:03:15:39		EXAMPLE1*	beispiel
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00:03:16:14 00:03:16:27		HOW-QUESTION1	wie
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00:03:16:36 00:03:16:47	How’s that supposed to work?
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00:03:18:05 00:03:18:21				The situation in schools for the deaf is as follows:
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00:03:20:45 00:03:21:06				English classes are taught in German Sign Language.
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00:03:42:47 00:03:43:11				Teachers would have to know both languages the way it is with hearing teachers who know for example German as well as French.
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00:03:51:29 00:03:51:38	Yes.
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00:03:58:46 00:03:59:13				There’s Auslan, as well, but it’s quite similar to BSL. For instance, you use the two-handed finger alphabet in Auslan, like with the ‘B‘.
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00:04:04:04 00:04:04:13				But it’s different in ASL where you use the one-handed finger alphabet like in DGS, although you sign differently.
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00:04:09:40 00:04:10:15				There are differences between the languages.
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00:04:15:08 00:04:15:28				I met someone from Australia once who lives in Cologne now.
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00:04:20:16 00:04:20:37				He teaches English in Cologne.
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00:04:24:17 00:04:24:28				He teaches in sign language.
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00:04:25:44 00:04:26:13				I asked him how he’s teaching the signs.
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00:04:27:49 00:04:28:27				He said he uses German sometimes, but no BSL or ASL at all when teaching English.
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00:04:34:12 00:04:34:17				That answer surprised me.	I1
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00:04:35:08 00:04:35:16				He works with useful English terms from different working areas that are needed, for instance for computers or in company contexts.
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00:04:42:23 00:04:42:47				It’s important to use English when working with machines.
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00:04:45:10 00:04:45:23				It’s all about this one working area; he stays out of everything else.
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00:04:50:04 00:04:50:10				It's a shame.
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00:04:51:23 00:04:51:35				I usually didn’t understand anything in English classes, because I couldn’t read the mouthing.
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00:04:55:01 00:04:55:18				I couldn’t possibly read the lips. They just spelled out the words, and that was that.
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00:05:00:31 00:05:00:35				My son is hearing, and when I speak English he tells me I’m doing it all wrong.
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00:05:05:07 00:05:05:19				I told him that he could of course articulate everything right, but I spelled it right, and he didn’t.
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00:05:08:21 00:05:08:32				There are two sides to everything, he can speak it well, but I can spell the words right.
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00:05:12:19 00:05:12:20				Compared to a correctly spelled word, I don’t give a shit about pronunciation.
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00:05:41:18 00:05:41:25				Far more Germans than English people emigrated there.
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00:05:45:33 00:05:45:43				Many Germans went there.
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00:05:46:29 00:05:46:32				So which language was there first: German or English?
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00:05:50:02 00:05:50:39				English was in the lead, and as a result became the standard language of the whole country.
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00:05:54:31 00:05:54:34				I was baffled; it could have been German.
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00:05:56:12 00:05:57:13					$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	doch
00:05:57:13 00:05:57:39	The idea of German as the standard language in the U.S. is crazy.
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00:06:01:22 00:06:01:26				Yes, it was interesting to see that in Bremerhaven. It was really incredible.
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00:06:04:25 00:06:04:47					A-WHOLE-LOT2	[MG]
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00:06:05:01 00:06:05:03	Interesting.
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00:06:05:10 00:06:05:12		INTEREST1A	[MG] in{teressant}
00:06:05:12 00:06:05:25				I didn’t know.
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00:06:06:29 00:06:06:40				Many Germans migrated to other countries, for instance Argentina.
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00:06:11:39 00:06:12:00				Of course, they all got permits.
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00:06:19:00 00:06:19:11	I am surprised that people in Canada, in the U.S. and in South America speak English.
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00:06:24:39 00:06:25:01	But in Europe, which is much smaller, there are many different languages.
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00:07:02:07 00:07:02:17				In my opinion, the culture has to be preserved.
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00:07:03:29 00:07:03:41				It's nice that languages differ from one another.
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00:07:05:43 00:07:06:01				And why is that?
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00:07:08:31 00:07:08:39				But for everyday life, a lot of things would have to change, like labels for instance.
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00:07:11:32 00:07:11:46				We’d have to get rid of our books, because our children have no use for them in the future, as they wouldn’t know how to read German anymore.
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00:07:18:21 00:07:18:30	All this would be especially bad for deaf people, because they’d face a dual changeover.
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00:07:23:22 00:07:23:25				That would mean twice as much effort.
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00:07:23:45 00:07:24:01	It's not just the words but also the signs you’d have to learn.
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00:07:27:20 00:07:27:29	German is difficult.
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00:07:29:14 00:07:29:24				So I think I am not in favor of this.
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00:07:32:05 00:07:32:14	Everything stays the same. Period. It’s obvious.			It's just not possible, so everything should stay the same.
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00:07:36:29 00:08:10:17							English as a global language would also mean that BSL will be taught, and that could change everything. Or are you proud of German Sign Language and wouldn’t want to give it up?
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00:08:17:37 00:08:18:21				It's also a relevant question considering jobs.
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00:08:20:32 00:08:20:35				If I had a job in Paris instead of somewhere nearby, I’d have to learn French.
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00:08:30:16 00:08:30:31	For me, it’s enough to use German Sign Language.
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00:08:34:21 00:08:34:36	I have no use for other signs.
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00:08:35:24 00:08:35:37		$GEST-OFF^
00:08:35:37 00:08:36:04	If I get a job in Paris, like you said, and I live there, I “have” to learn a new language.
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00:08:42:05 00:08:42:12		$GEST-OFF^
00:08:42:12 00:08:42:33	I’d be willing to learn French then.
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00:08:43:32 00:08:43:43		$GEST-OFF^
00:08:43:43 00:08:43:45	But starting to learn other languages now? I ask myself: How often will I be there? How often?
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00:08:47:37 00:08:47:49	I sometimes meet foreigners at deaf events who don’t speak our language.
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00:08:49:41 00:08:49:49	When we chat and party together, the atmosphere is loosened up after a few beers. And we can even use German Sign Language.
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00:08:53:10 00:08:53:17	It only lasts until the next morning, anyway.
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00:08:54:19 00:08:54:36	But that’s okay.			That is good, but what also counts is not just the moment but our children’s and the following generation’s future.
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00:08:57:46 00:08:58:03					OPINION1B	meint
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00:08:59:25 00:08:59:39					TO-GIVE2	[MG]
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00:09:00:01 00:09:00:30				Just think about how much money is wasted on interpreters.
00:09:00:30 00:09:00:44					EASY1	einfach
00:09:00:44 00:09:01:07
00:09:01:07 00:09:01:15					NOW1	jetzt
00:09:01:15 00:09:01:28
00:09:01:28 00:09:01:37					$GEST^
00:09:01:37 00:09:01:46
00:09:01:46 00:09:02:18					MONEY1A
00:09:02:18 00:09:02:26
00:09:02:26 00:09:02:31					MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
00:09:02:31 00:09:02:39
00:09:02:39 00:09:03:07					TO-THROW1*
00:09:03:07 00:09:04:07
00:09:04:07 00:09:04:27				How much does a hearing interpreter cost? The price makes you faint.
00:09:04:27 00:09:04:41					HEARING1A	hörend
00:09:04:41 00:09:04:48
00:09:04:48 00:09:05:12					||INTERPRETER1	dolmetscher
00:09:05:12 00:09:05:31
00:09:05:31 00:09:05:42					TO-HIRE1A
00:09:05:42 00:09:05:45
00:09:05:45 00:09:06:03					MONEY1A	wie viel
00:09:06:03 00:09:06:13
00:09:06:13 00:09:06:21					PERSON1
00:09:06:21 00:09:06:42
00:09:06:42 00:09:07:37					FAINT1*	[MG]
00:09:07:37 00:09:08:04
00:09:08:04 00:09:08:19				But you don’t need interpreters if everyone is speaking English.
00:09:08:19 00:09:08:39					EQUAL8*
00:09:08:39 00:09:08:47
00:09:08:47 00:09:09:04					ENGLAND2*	englisch
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00:09:09:15 00:09:09:21					DONE1B
00:09:09:21 00:09:09:32
00:09:09:32 00:09:09:39					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:09:39 00:09:09:49
00:09:09:49 00:09:10:04					INTERPRETER1	dolmetscher
00:09:10:04 00:09:10:14
00:09:10:14 00:09:10:23				If many people are going to Canada now, they need to have interpreters there also.
00:09:10:23 00:09:10:28					TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*
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00:09:10:36 00:09:10:42					YOU1*
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00:09:11:06 00:09:11:12					MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
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00:09:11:17 00:09:11:21					NOW2*	jetzt
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00:09:11:26 00:09:11:48					CANADA1*||$INDEX1	kanada
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00:09:12:39 00:09:12:44					CERTAIN2*	bestimmt
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00:09:13:05 00:09:13:11					INTERPRETER1	dolmetscher
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00:09:13:19 00:09:13:31					||MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
00:09:13:31 00:09:13:44
00:09:13:44 00:09:14:08					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:14:08 00:09:14:22				They certainly do.
00:09:14:22 00:09:14:34					CERTAIN2	bestimmt
00:09:14:34 00:09:14:47				Same with Japan, because you don’t understand what they’re saying, and it has to be translated.
00:09:14:47 00:09:15:06					JAPAN1	japan
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00:09:15:36 00:09:15:46					$INDEX1
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00:09:16:13 00:09:16:22					TO-HEAR1
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00:09:16:28 00:09:16:37					||$GEST-OFF^
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00:09:16:48 00:09:17:48					$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
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00:09:19:06 00:09:19:21					$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:09:19:21 00:09:20:18				We’d put an end to interpreting if everyone was speaking the same language.
00:09:20:18 00:09:20:37					EQUAL8*	[MG]
00:09:20:37 00:09:20:48
00:09:20:48 00:09:21:07					$GEST-OFF^
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00:09:21:15 00:09:21:23					DONE1B
00:09:21:23 00:09:21:49
00:09:21:49 00:09:22:14				It would save expenses, too.
00:09:22:14 00:09:22:32					MONEY1A
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00:09:22:35 00:09:22:41					TO-COST1*	kosten
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00:09:22:46 00:09:22:49					ALSO3A	auch
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00:09:23:07 00:09:23:22					TO-SAVE3	sparen
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00:09:23:28 00:09:23:49					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:23:49 00:09:24:09				You have to save wherever possible.
00:09:24:09 00:09:24:14					I1*
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00:09:24:17 00:09:24:21					MUST1	muss
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00:09:24:28 00:09:24:36					TO-SEARCH1*||WHERE1A*
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00:09:25:08 00:09:25:19					TO-SAVE3	sparen
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00:09:25:28 00:09:25:45					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:25:45 00:09:26:02
00:09:26:02 00:09:26:40				You cannot just waste money.
00:09:26:40 00:09:27:07					$GEST-OFF^
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00:09:27:16 00:09:27:20					MUCH-OR-MANY5*	viel
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00:09:28:25 00:09:28:32					TO-GO4*	geht nicht
00:09:28:32 00:09:28:38
00:09:28:38 00:09:28:47				We pay taxes, work and sweat to earn money, and then we waste it? We can’t do that.
00:09:28:47 00:09:29:02					I1
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00:09:29:07 00:09:29:23					TAX1	steuer
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00:09:29:34 00:09:29:42					TO-WORK4*	arbeiten
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00:09:30:04 00:09:30:15					TO-SWEAT4	[MG]
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00:09:30:29 00:09:30:36					AND5*	und
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00:09:31:02 00:09:31:15					TO-THROW1*	schmeißen
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00:09:31:23 00:09:31:46					$GEST-OFF^*
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00:09:31:47 00:09:32:12				There's no need to.
00:09:32:12 00:09:32:34					INNOCENT1^	unnötig
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00:09:32:35 00:09:33:04					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:33:04 00:09:33:18				On the other hand, it’s correct, too.
00:09:33:18 00:09:33:46					COMPARISON2*
00:09:33:46 00:09:34:11
00:09:34:11 00:09:34:19					ALSO3A	auch
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00:09:34:25 00:09:34:37					CORRECT1	korrekt
00:09:34:37 00:09:34:41
00:09:34:41 00:09:35:13					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:35:13 00:09:36:00				It’s right to do so.
00:09:36:00 00:09:36:16					RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1A*
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00:09:36:27 00:09:36:34					MUST1	muss
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00:09:36:48 00:09:37:06				But it takes a long time to change.	THEN1A*
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00:09:37:35 00:09:38:02
00:09:38:02 00:09:38:16					TIME1	zeit
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00:09:39:42 00:09:40:01				Does everyone, like Japan and China, have to give up their writing system?
00:09:40:01 00:09:40:08					ALL1A	alle
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00:09:41:39 00:09:41:41					MUST1*	muss
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00:09:42:08 00:09:42:22					OFF-OR-TO-REMOVE-STH1A	weg
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00:09:42:37 00:09:43:07					||$INDEX1
00:09:43:07 00:09:43:17				They’d have to.
00:09:43:17 00:09:43:24					MUST1	muss
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00:09:43:30 00:09:43:42					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:43:42 00:09:44:03	So it’s even worse for them.
00:09:44:03 00:09:44:06		$INDEX1
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00:09:44:15 00:09:44:28		STILL1A*	noch
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00:09:44:29 00:09:44:32		BAD3D*	schlimmer
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00:09:44:37 00:09:44:44				Yes, it’s bad indeed.
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00:09:45:12 00:09:45:17	Extremely bad.
00:09:45:17 00:09:45:23		STILL1A*	noch
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00:09:45:24 00:09:45:31					HARD1A	hart
00:09:45:31 00:09:45:40		VERY6	[MG]
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00:09:47:10 00:09:47:16				English would be easier.	$ORAL^	aber
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00:09:47:28 00:09:47:34					ENGLAND2*	englisch
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00:09:47:41 00:09:48:05					EASY1	einfach
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00:09:48:18 00:09:48:36					$GEST-OFF^
00:09:48:36 00:09:48:42				You cannot force it. You just can’t.
00:09:48:42 00:09:49:04					$GEST-NM-TO-SHRUG1^	aber
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00:09:50:33 00:09:51:04					$GEST-OFF^
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00:09:51:14 00:09:51:20				It is imaginable, but well.
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00:09:51:35 00:09:52:16					IMAGINATION1A	vorstellen
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00:09:53:14 00:09:53:37					$GEST-OFF^
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00:09:53:38 00:09:54:09	It's not for you and me.
00:09:54:09 00:09:54:18				It would be possible though.
00:09:54:18 00:09:54:19		||$GEST-DECLINE1^
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00:09:55:04 00:09:55:06					POSSIBLE1*	möglich möglich
00:09:55:06 00:09:55:21		BOTH1*
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00:09:55:31 00:09:55:37		||$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
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00:09:56:20 00:09:56:33					$GEST-OFF^	möglich
00:09:56:33 00:09:56:43	If the two of us were younger, we wouldn’t know a language, yet, and could learn it naturally.
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00:09:58:16 00:09:58:23		SMALL3*	[MG]
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00:09:59:25 00:09:59:32		BRAIN1A
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00:09:59:36 00:10:00:06		EMPTY1	leer
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00:10:00:10 00:10:00:18		BEGINNING1A	anfang
00:10:00:18 00:10:00:25
00:10:00:25 00:10:00:47		TO-PUT-IN2*
00:10:00:47 00:10:01:05
00:10:01:05 00:10:01:09		$INDEX1
00:10:01:09 00:10:01:16
00:10:01:16 00:10:01:29		$GEST^
00:10:01:29 00:10:01:41	But our language is already embedded in our heads now, and it’s too late to relearn.
00:10:01:41 00:10:02:04		BOTH1
00:10:02:04 00:10:02:15
00:10:02:15 00:10:02:30		||ALREADY1A*	schon
00:10:02:30 00:10:03:01
00:10:03:01 00:10:03:09		OLD9*	alt
00:10:03:09 00:10:03:17
00:10:03:17 00:10:03:23		ALREADY1A	schon
00:10:03:23 00:10:03:33
00:10:03:33 00:10:03:37		HEAD1A*	kopf
00:10:03:37 00:10:03:39
00:10:03:39 00:10:04:03		HEAD-FULL1	[MG]
00:10:04:03 00:10:04:18
00:10:04:18 00:10:04:22		NOW1*
00:10:04:22 00:10:04:30
00:10:04:30 00:10:04:36		ALREADY1A	schon
00:10:04:36 00:10:04:45
00:10:04:45 00:10:05:06		||TO-ALTER2*
00:10:05:06 00:10:05:20
00:10:05:20 00:10:05:42		POSSIBLE1*
00:10:05:42 00:10:05:48
00:10:05:48 00:10:06:07		$GEST-OFF^
00:10:06:07 00:10:06:25
00:10:06:25 00:10:06:40		TO-STAY3	bleiben
00:10:06:40 00:10:06:48
00:10:06:48 00:10:07:15		$GEST-OFF^
00:10:07:15 00:10:07:22
00:10:07:22 00:10:07:28		DONE1A*
00:10:07:28 00:10:07:36
00:10:07:36 00:10:07:41		$GEST-OFF^
00:10:07:41 00:10:08:18
00:10:08:18 00:10:10:22
00:10:10:22 00:10:10:40				Imagine the huge change really happening. Authorities would have to hire more people.
00:10:10:40 00:10:10:42					IMAGINATION1A*
00:10:10:42 00:10:10:46
00:10:10:46 00:10:11:02					IF-OR-WHEN1A
00:10:11:02 00:10:11:22
00:10:11:22 00:10:11:29					REALLY2
00:10:11:29 00:10:11:45
00:10:11:45 00:10:12:12					TO-MODIFY2*
00:10:12:12 00:10:13:20
00:10:13:20 00:10:13:35					AUTHORITIES2A	behörde
00:10:13:35 00:10:13:41
00:10:13:41 00:10:13:48					MORE1	noch mehr
00:10:13:48 00:10:14:08
00:10:14:08 00:10:14:33					TO-HIRE1A*
00:10:14:33 00:10:14:39
00:10:14:39 00:10:14:46				There’d be elder people who could still speak German, and then lots of new employees.
00:10:14:46 00:10:15:02					$INDEX1*
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00:10:15:12 00:10:15:28					STILL1B*	noch
00:10:15:28 00:10:15:38
00:10:15:38 00:10:15:47					OLD8B||$INDEX1	alt
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00:10:16:11 00:10:16:18					GERMAN1	deutsch
00:10:16:18 00:10:16:39
00:10:16:39 00:10:16:44					$INDEX1
00:10:16:44 00:10:16:46	That would be expensive and cause double costs.
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00:10:17:11 00:10:17:22					||TO-HIRE1A*
00:10:17:22 00:10:17:37
00:10:17:37 00:10:17:48		EXPENSIVE1*	teuer teuer		NEW1A*	neu
00:10:17:48 00:10:18:11
00:10:18:11 00:10:18:26					ALL2A
00:10:18:26 00:10:18:43				If new employees gave me documents in English and I couldn’t read them, I’d need to find someone to explain it to me in German.
00:10:18:43 00:10:18:49					I1
00:10:18:49 00:10:19:03
00:10:19:03 00:10:19:04
00:10:19:04 00:10:19:09					YOU1	du
00:10:19:09 00:10:19:14
00:10:19:14 00:10:19:15					TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*
00:10:19:15 00:10:19:20		DOUBLE1A	doppelt
00:10:19:20 00:10:19:31
00:10:19:31 00:10:19:38					TO-GIVE1*
00:10:19:38 00:10:19:46
00:10:19:46 00:10:19:49					ENGLAND2*	englisch
00:10:19:49 00:10:20:02
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00:10:20:05 00:10:20:07					I1
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00:10:20:12 00:10:20:17					$INDEX1*
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00:10:20:23 00:10:20:30					CAN1	kann nicht
00:10:20:30 00:10:20:33
00:10:20:33 00:10:20:37
00:10:20:37 00:10:20:45					TO-READ1C*
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00:10:21:05 00:10:21:11					I1||$GEST-OFF^*
00:10:21:11 00:10:21:28
00:10:21:28 00:10:22:03					TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*	besuchen
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00:10:22:10 00:10:22:16					$INDEX1
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00:10:22:20 00:10:23:09					$GEST^	[MG]
00:10:23:09 00:10:23:13
00:10:23:13 00:10:23:27				So even more people would have to be hired.
00:10:23:27 00:10:23:42					$GEST-OFF^
00:10:23:42 00:10:24:20
00:10:24:20 00:10:24:26					MORE1	noch mehr
00:10:24:26 00:10:24:32
00:10:24:32 00:10:25:03					TO-HIRE1A*
00:10:25:03 00:10:25:17				That's the way it usually is in the beginning, and then it decreases.
00:10:25:17 00:10:25:23					BEGINNING1A	anfang
00:10:25:23 00:10:25:29
00:10:25:29 00:10:25:44					ALWAYS4A*	immer
00:10:25:44 00:10:26:30
00:10:26:30 00:10:26:37					AND5	und
00:10:26:37 00:10:26:38
00:10:26:38 00:10:26:49					MEASURE-SAGITTAL2A^
00:10:26:49 00:10:27:11
00:10:27:11 00:10:28:27					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:10:28:27 00:10:30:47
00:10:30:47 00:10:58:28							Would you, as deaf people, protest against a common language established by the government? Or would this be a possibility to establish German Sign Language in all of Europe? What do you think?
00:10:58:28 00:10:58:49				I wouldn’t be against it in principle; if the information by the government was coherent, and their argumentation was reasonable and everything.
00:10:58:49 00:10:59:05					I1
00:10:59:05 00:10:59:12
00:10:59:12 00:10:59:28					LIKE3B	wie
00:10:59:28 00:11:00:03
00:11:00:03 00:11:01:03					HARD1A	hart
00:11:01:03 00:11:01:40
00:11:01:40 00:11:02:11					$PROD*
00:11:02:11 00:11:02:18
00:11:02:18 00:11:02:23					BUT1
00:11:02:23 00:11:02:31
00:11:02:31 00:11:02:44					INFORMATION2B*	info
00:11:02:44 00:11:03:02
00:11:03:02 00:11:03:07					$INDEX1
00:11:03:07 00:11:03:19
00:11:03:19 00:11:03:31					CORRECT1	[MG]
00:11:03:31 00:11:03:46
00:11:03:46 00:11:04:16					REASON4A	begründung
00:11:04:16 00:11:04:27
00:11:04:27 00:11:04:42					WHY1*	warum
00:11:04:42 00:11:05:03
00:11:05:03 00:11:05:10					CLEAR1D	klar
00:11:05:10 00:11:05:30
00:11:05:30 00:11:05:45					TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B^*	logisch
00:11:05:45 00:11:06:09
00:11:06:09 00:11:06:24					TO-LIST1C^*
00:11:06:24 00:11:06:49				I would be all for it if it were that way.
00:11:06:49 00:11:07:38					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*	stimm stimm stimm stimm
00:11:07:38 00:11:08:19
00:11:08:19 00:11:08:34					FOR1*	dafür
00:11:08:34 00:11:08:49
00:11:08:49 00:11:09:15				But I wouldn’t be okay with it if their decision oppressed people in some way; I’d have to oppose then.
00:11:09:15 00:11:09:19					IF-OR-WHEN1A	wenn
00:11:09:19 00:11:09:42
00:11:09:42 00:11:10:04					LIKE3B	wie
00:11:10:04 00:11:10:12
00:11:10:12 00:11:10:18					$GEST-OFF^*
00:11:10:18 00:11:10:33
00:11:10:33 00:11:11:04					TO-OPPRESS1C	[MG]
00:11:11:04 00:11:11:23
00:11:11:23 00:11:11:39					TO-LIST1C*
00:11:11:39 00:11:12:02
00:11:12:02 00:11:12:07					I1	[MG]
00:11:12:07 00:11:12:14
00:11:12:14 00:11:12:21					MUST1	muss
00:11:12:21 00:11:12:45
00:11:12:45 00:11:13:09					DEFENSE3C	[MG]
00:11:13:09 00:11:13:25
00:11:13:25 00:11:13:37					MUST1	muss
00:11:13:37 00:11:14:07
00:11:14:07 00:11:14:14	I agree. I do.			It needs to be real.
00:11:14:14 00:11:14:18		BOTH2A*
00:11:14:18 00:11:14:27
00:11:14:27 00:11:14:28					ONLY2B	nur
00:11:14:28 00:11:14:32		SAME5*	{das}selbe
00:11:14:32 00:11:14:40
00:11:14:40 00:11:14:42
00:11:14:42 00:11:14:48		I1*
00:11:14:48 00:11:15:05
00:11:15:05 00:11:15:06					REALLY2
00:11:15:06 00:11:15:17		BOTH2A*
00:11:15:17 00:11:15:18
00:11:15:18 00:11:15:28
00:11:15:28 00:11:15:33		SAME5*	dasselbe
00:11:15:33 00:11:15:37
00:11:15:37 00:11:15:46					||$GEST-OFF^
00:11:15:46 00:11:16:13		BOTH2A*
00:11:16:13 00:11:16:14
00:11:16:14 00:11:16:22
00:11:16:22 00:11:16:34		$GEST^	{das}selbe
00:11:16:34 00:11:16:36
00:11:16:36 00:11:17:00				We can’t just accept it without claiming reasons.
00:11:17:00 00:11:17:20					POSSIBLE1*	un{möglich}
00:11:17:20 00:11:17:35
00:11:17:35 00:11:17:42					I1
00:11:17:42 00:11:18:16
00:11:18:16 00:11:18:35					TO-OBEY1B	[MG]
00:11:18:35 00:11:18:38
00:11:18:38 00:11:19:03					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	[MG]
00:11:19:03 00:11:19:16
00:11:19:16 00:11:19:20					MUST1*	muss
00:11:19:20 00:11:19:22
00:11:19:22 00:11:19:29	If German Sign Language was established for all of Europe, I’d obviously be in favor of it. Obviously.
00:11:19:29 00:11:19:40					$PROD*
00:11:19:40 00:11:19:46		IF-OR-WHEN1A	wenn
00:11:19:46 00:11:19:49
00:11:19:49 00:11:20:10
00:11:20:10 00:11:20:29		DGS1	d-g-s
00:11:20:29 00:11:20:38
00:11:20:38 00:11:20:45		TO-SIGN1A
00:11:20:45 00:11:21:06
00:11:21:06 00:11:21:24
00:11:21:24 00:11:21:30		ONLY2A	nur
00:11:21:30 00:11:21:41
00:11:21:41 00:11:22:05		FOR2*	für
00:11:22:05 00:11:22:11
00:11:22:11 00:11:22:39		ALL1A*	europa
00:11:22:39 00:11:23:15
00:11:23:15 00:11:23:23		||OF-COURSE1A*
00:11:23:23 00:11:23:29
00:11:23:29 00:11:23:32		||I1
00:11:23:32 00:11:23:33
00:11:23:33 00:11:23:43		||OF-COURSE1A*
00:11:23:43 00:11:23:45
00:11:23:45 00:11:24:05		||CLEAR1B	klar
00:11:24:05 00:11:24:09
00:11:24:09 00:11:24:14		||I1
00:11:24:14 00:11:24:16
00:11:24:16 00:11:24:25		||YES1A	ja
00:11:24:25 00:11:24:30
00:11:24:30 00:11:24:44		||CLEAR1A*	klar
00:11:24:44 00:11:25:06
00:11:25:06 00:11:25:14	If it were the other way round, and the government would decide the whole thing — I’d have a problem with that.			Let me ask you, though:
00:11:25:14 00:11:25:24					$ORAL^	aber
00:11:25:24 00:11:25:25
00:11:25:25 00:11:25:26		||TO-CHANGE6
00:11:25:26 00:11:25:32					I1
00:11:25:32 00:11:25:37
00:11:25:37 00:11:25:38
00:11:25:38 00:11:25:45					QUESTION1*	fra{ge}
00:11:25:45 00:11:25:49
00:11:25:49 00:11:26:00		||$INDEX1
00:11:26:00 00:11:26:14				Seriously, do you really think they take care of the deaf people first?
00:11:26:14 00:11:26:18
00:11:26:18 00:11:26:19					HONEST2*	ehrlich
00:11:26:19 00:11:26:34		||FOR1*	für
00:11:26:34 00:11:26:38
00:11:26:38 00:11:26:42
00:11:26:42 00:11:27:12		$GEST^
00:11:27:12 00:11:27:21					FIRST1D	zu{erst}
00:11:27:21 00:11:27:23
00:11:27:23 00:11:27:35
00:11:27:35 00:11:27:39					DEAF1A*
00:11:27:39 00:11:27:48
00:11:27:48 00:11:28:03					TO-SIGN1A*
00:11:28:03 00:11:28:06
00:11:28:06 00:11:28:10				It's about hearing people first.
00:11:28:10 00:11:28:16					FIRST1D	zuerst
00:11:28:16 00:11:28:26
00:11:28:26 00:11:28:39					HEARING1A	hörend
00:11:28:39 00:11:28:46
00:11:28:46 00:11:29:09					FIRST1D	zuerst
00:11:29:09 00:11:29:13
00:11:29:13 00:11:29:18				Hearing people outrank us; deaf people are the last link in the chain.
00:11:29:18 00:11:29:27					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:11:29:27 00:11:29:34
00:11:29:34 00:11:29:39					HEARING1A*	hörend
00:11:29:39 00:11:29:41
00:11:29:41 00:11:30:07					||HIGH3A*
00:11:30:07 00:11:30:10
00:11:30:10 00:11:30:16					DEAF1A*
00:11:30:16 00:11:30:18
00:11:30:18 00:11:30:35					DOWN4A*
00:11:30:35 00:11:30:42
00:11:30:42 00:11:30:49					LAST1B*	letzte
00:11:30:49 00:11:31:08
00:11:31:08 00:11:31:18					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:11:31:18 00:11:31:28				If something is accepted among the hearing, deaf people necessarily have to follow and adapt.
00:11:31:28 00:11:31:33					HEARING1A*	hörend
00:11:31:33 00:11:31:38
00:11:31:38 00:11:31:44					$INDEX1
00:11:31:44 00:11:32:00
00:11:32:00 00:11:32:13					TO-ACKNOWLEDGE1
00:11:32:13 00:11:32:24
00:11:32:24 00:11:32:35					THEN1A*	dann
00:11:32:35 00:11:33:17
00:11:33:17 00:11:33:25					DEAF1A*
00:11:33:25 00:11:33:27
00:11:33:27 00:11:33:34					MUST1	muss
00:11:33:34 00:11:34:22
00:11:34:22 00:11:34:33					EQUAL1A*
00:11:34:33 00:11:34:46
00:11:34:46 00:11:35:10					TO-ADJUST1
00:11:35:10 00:11:35:38
00:11:35:38 00:11:38:09
00:11:38:09 00:12:02:05							Interpreters and hearing people who learn sign language find the differences between Northern and Southern Germany rather troublesome. So should sign language be standardized in Germany and also in Europe just for the hearing people?
00:12:02:05 00:12:02:17				In addition to what he just said about the north: There was this one case recently which revealed that students from southern schools achieved better results than those from northern schools.
00:12:02:17 00:12:02:21					$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:12:02:21 00:12:02:32
00:12:02:32 00:12:02:38					$INDEX1
00:12:02:38 00:12:02:47
00:12:02:47 00:12:03:08					TO-SAY1
00:12:03:08 00:12:03:28
00:12:03:28 00:12:03:36					NORTH1B	nord
00:12:03:36 00:12:04:02
00:12:04:02 00:12:04:14					NOW1*	jetzt
00:12:04:14 00:12:04:24
00:12:04:24 00:12:04:40					A-MOMENT-AGO2
00:12:04:40 00:12:04:48
00:12:04:48 00:12:05:07					CASE-OR-PLUNGE1A	fall
00:12:05:07 00:12:05:18
00:12:05:18 00:12:06:40					SCHOOL1A*	schule
00:12:06:40 00:12:07:08
00:12:07:08 00:12:07:19					SOUTH1A	süd
00:12:07:19 00:12:08:07
00:12:08:07 00:12:08:23					PERSON1^*
00:12:08:23 00:12:08:37
00:12:08:37 00:12:08:45					BEST1
00:12:08:45 00:12:09:01
00:12:09:01 00:12:10:10					PERFORMANCE1	leistung
00:12:10:10 00:12:10:16
00:12:10:16 00:12:10:23					THEN1C
00:12:10:23 00:12:10:29
00:12:10:29 00:12:11:20					AREA1A
00:12:11:20 00:12:11:23
00:12:11:23 00:12:11:35				Grade specific school books are the same in Germany.
00:12:11:35 00:12:11:47					BUT1	aber
00:12:11:47 00:12:12:15
00:12:12:15 00:12:12:19					NOW1
00:12:12:19 00:12:12:30
00:12:12:30 00:12:12:47					BOOK1B*
00:12:12:47 00:12:13:03
00:12:13:03 00:12:13:36					FUTURE1B	zukunft
00:12:13:36 00:12:13:49
00:12:13:49 00:12:14:34					EQUAL8*	[MG]
00:12:14:34 00:12:14:41
00:12:14:41 00:12:15:41					UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	einheitlich
00:12:15:41 00:12:15:49				They don’t use different books anymore.
00:12:15:49 00:12:16:10					BOOK1B	buch
00:12:16:10 00:12:16:24
00:12:16:24 00:12:16:35					NOT-ANYMORE1B	nicht mehr
00:12:16:35 00:12:16:47
00:12:16:47 00:12:17:12				For instance schools in Hesse don’t have their own books, instead they have the same all over Germany in all of the states now.
00:12:17:12 00:12:17:16					$ALPHA1:H	hessen
00:12:17:16 00:12:17:25
00:12:17:25 00:12:17:36					TO-BELONG1
00:12:17:36 00:12:18:23
00:12:18:23 00:12:18:43					NOT-ANYMORE1A	nicht mehr
00:12:18:43 00:12:19:06
00:12:19:06 00:12:19:14					FUTURE1B*	zukunft
00:12:19:14 00:12:19:21
00:12:19:21 00:12:19:48					UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	einheitlich
00:12:19:48 00:12:20:03
00:12:20:03 00:12:20:04				At least they are beginning to unify it; the process already started.
00:12:20:04 00:12:20:18					SLOW1*	langsam
00:12:20:18 00:12:20:27
00:12:20:27 00:12:20:33					ALREADY1A	schon
00:12:20:33 00:12:20:39
00:12:20:39 00:12:21:29					PROCEEDING2
00:12:21:29 00:12:21:41
00:12:21:41 00:12:22:08				Maybe the same thing applies for sign languages, as well, and the process of standardization already started, but it can’t be that far, yet.
00:12:22:08 00:12:22:11					$INDEX1*
00:12:22:11 00:12:22:31
00:12:22:31 00:12:22:39					EQUAL1A^*
00:12:22:39 00:12:22:45
00:12:22:45 00:12:22:47					$INDEX1*
00:12:22:47 00:12:23:05
00:12:23:05 00:12:23:15					$GEST-OFF^
00:12:23:15 00:12:23:27
00:12:23:27 00:12:23:34					ALREADY1A*	schon
00:12:23:34 00:12:23:42
00:12:23:42 00:12:24:07					SLOW2
00:12:24:07 00:12:24:31
00:12:24:31 00:12:25:06					$ORAL^	aber
00:12:25:06 00:12:25:15
00:12:25:15 00:12:25:42					FAR1*	so weit
00:12:25:42 00:12:26:02
00:12:26:02 00:12:26:26					NOT-YET2*	noch nicht
00:12:26:26 00:12:26:36				I’m surprised, why didn’t they start it much earlier?
00:12:26:36 00:12:26:46					WEIRD1*
00:12:26:46 00:12:27:04
00:12:27:04 00:12:27:11					$GEST-OFF^
00:12:27:11 00:12:27:12
00:12:27:12 00:12:27:26					$ORAL^	warum nicht
00:12:27:26 00:12:27:30
00:12:27:30 00:12:27:49					PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1
00:12:27:49 00:12:28:31
00:12:28:31 00:12:29:10				It is making some progress now, though.
00:12:29:10 00:12:29:14					NOW1*	jetzt
00:12:29:14 00:12:29:29
00:12:29:29 00:12:29:47					IN-FRONT1
00:12:29:47 00:12:29:49
00:12:29:49 00:12:30:27				And it’s some sort of bad luck for interpreters.
00:12:30:27 00:12:30:37					AND2A	und
00:12:30:37 00:12:30:48
00:12:30:48 00:12:31:03					$INDEX1
00:12:31:03 00:12:31:07
00:12:31:07 00:12:31:14					$ORAL^	für
00:12:31:14 00:12:31:17
00:12:31:17 00:12:31:30					INTERPRETER1	dolmetscher
00:12:31:30 00:12:31:37
00:12:31:37 00:12:32:09					$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:12:32:09 00:12:32:22				It should be standardized in Germany; I’m in favor of that.
00:12:32:22 00:12:32:27					OVER-OR-ABOUT1	über
00:12:32:27 00:12:32:33
00:12:32:33 00:12:32:49					UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	ein{heitlich}
00:12:32:49 00:12:33:02
00:12:33:02 00:12:33:09					I1
00:12:33:09 00:12:33:14
00:12:33:14 00:12:33:16					FOR1	dafür
00:12:33:16 00:12:33:28
00:12:33:28 00:12:33:31					GERMAN1	deutsch
00:12:33:31 00:12:33:42
00:12:33:42 00:12:34:15					UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	einheitlich
00:12:34:15 00:12:34:30				But one common sign language in Europe is simply impossible.
00:12:34:30 00:12:35:03					EUROPE1A*	europa
00:12:35:03 00:12:35:09
00:12:35:09 00:12:35:17					ENGLAND2*	englisch
00:12:35:17 00:12:35:24
00:12:35:24 00:12:35:32					LANGUAGE1*
00:12:35:32 00:12:35:38
00:12:35:38 00:12:35:47					LANGUAGE4A*	sprache
00:12:35:47 00:12:36:13
00:12:36:13 00:12:37:40					POSSIBLE1*	unmöglich
00:12:37:40 00:12:37:46	It would be, however, possible in Germany.
00:12:37:46 00:12:38:00		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
00:12:38:00 00:12:38:16
00:12:38:16 00:12:38:24		GERMAN1*	deutsch{land}
00:12:38:24 00:12:38:35
00:12:38:35 00:12:38:40		AREA1A
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00:12:39:03 00:12:39:09				I'm obviously in favor of having a standardized sign language in Germany.
00:12:39:09 00:12:39:21
00:12:39:21 00:12:39:24					GERMAN1	deutsch
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00:12:39:29 00:12:39:34					COUNTRY1A*
00:12:39:34 00:12:39:40		YES1A	ja
00:12:39:40 00:12:40:04					UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	einheitlich
00:12:40:04 00:12:40:18
00:12:40:18 00:12:40:28					OF-COURSE1A*
00:12:40:28 00:12:40:36
00:12:40:36 00:12:40:43
00:12:40:43 00:12:40:46					I1
00:12:40:46 00:12:40:47
00:12:40:47 00:12:41:02	Clearly, hearing people would have to start the process; it wouldn’t be possible for the deaf.
00:12:41:02 00:12:41:12					FOR1*	dafür
00:12:41:12 00:12:41:18
00:12:41:18 00:12:41:26		||BEGINNING1A*	anfang
00:12:41:26 00:12:41:30
00:12:41:30 00:12:41:35		||TO-BELONG1
00:12:41:35 00:12:41:44
00:12:41:44 00:12:42:01		||CLEAR1B	klar
00:12:42:01 00:12:42:08
00:12:42:08 00:12:42:10		BEGINNING1A*
00:12:42:10 00:12:42:13
00:12:42:13 00:12:42:29		||HEARING1A	hörend
00:12:42:29 00:12:42:31
00:12:42:31 00:12:42:33		TO-BELONG1*
00:12:42:33 00:12:42:39		BEGINNING1A*	anfang
00:12:42:39 00:12:42:47
00:12:42:47 00:12:43:11		||DEAF1A	gehörlos
00:12:43:11 00:12:43:14
00:12:43:14 00:12:43:24		POSSIBLE1*
00:12:43:24 00:12:43:34
00:12:43:34 00:12:43:38	Hearing people would have to start, then deaf people have to follow.	||FIRST1B	zuerst
00:12:43:38 00:12:43:46
00:12:43:46 00:12:44:04		||HEARING1A*	hörend
00:12:44:04 00:12:44:12
00:12:44:12 00:12:44:23		TO-BELONG1*
00:12:44:23 00:12:44:29
00:12:44:29 00:12:44:32		FIRST1B	zuerst
00:12:44:32 00:12:44:43
00:12:44:43 00:12:44:49		DONE1A
00:12:44:49 00:12:45:23
00:12:45:23 00:12:45:28		DEAF1A*	gehörlos
00:12:45:28 00:12:45:38
00:12:45:38 00:12:45:47		$GEST^	[MG]
00:12:45:47 00:12:46:09
00:12:46:09 00:12:46:22		LATER10
00:12:46:22 00:12:46:23
00:12:46:23 00:12:46:29	I ask myself why deaf people in northern and southern Germany sign that differently.
00:12:46:29 00:12:46:33		||BUT1
00:12:46:33 00:12:47:08
00:12:47:08 00:12:47:12		||I1
00:12:47:12 00:12:47:21
00:12:47:21 00:12:47:38		||TO-THINK1B
00:12:47:38 00:12:48:06
00:12:48:06 00:12:48:15		||WHY1*	warum
00:12:48:15 00:12:48:24
00:12:48:24 00:12:48:37		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:12:48:37 00:12:48:46
00:12:48:46 00:12:49:06		TO-DEVELOP2
00:12:49:06 00:12:49:20
00:12:49:20 00:12:49:31		DEAF1A	gehörlos
00:12:49:31 00:12:49:36
00:12:49:36 00:12:49:45		NORTH1B	nord
00:12:49:45 00:12:50:03
00:12:50:03 00:12:50:10		SOUTH1A	süd
00:12:50:10 00:12:50:12
00:12:50:12 00:12:50:17		NOT3A*
00:12:50:17 00:12:50:24
00:12:50:24 00:12:50:35		EQUAL1A	gleich
00:12:50:35 00:12:50:42
00:12:50:42 00:12:51:49		TO-SIGN1B*
00:12:51:49 00:12:52:06	Does the teaching at school differ that much?
00:12:52:06 00:12:52:11		SCHOOL1B*	schule
00:12:52:11 00:12:52:15
00:12:52:15 00:12:52:21		SCHOOL1A*
00:12:52:21 00:12:52:27
00:12:52:27 00:12:52:34		TO-TEACH1	unterricht
00:12:52:34 00:12:52:43
00:12:52:43 00:12:53:00		DIFFERENT1*	anders
00:12:53:00 00:12:53:04
00:12:53:04 00:12:53:09		$INDEX1
00:12:53:09 00:12:53:13
00:12:53:13 00:12:53:17		DIFFERENT1*
00:12:53:17 00:12:53:23
00:12:53:23 00:12:53:48		$INDEX1*
00:12:53:48 00:12:54:14	I wonder why that is.
00:12:54:14 00:12:54:20		||I1	ich
00:12:54:20 00:12:54:28
00:12:54:28 00:12:54:41		||TO-WONDER1
00:12:54:41 00:12:55:01
00:12:55:01 00:12:55:08		||I1
00:12:55:08 00:12:55:18				For hearing people it depends on the books.
00:12:55:18 00:12:55:27		||TO-WONDER1*	[MG]
00:12:55:27 00:12:55:37
00:12:55:37 00:12:56:00		||WHAT1B*
00:12:56:00 00:12:56:01
00:12:56:01 00:12:56:13					HEARING1A	hörend
00:12:56:13 00:12:56:14
00:12:56:14 00:12:56:28
00:12:56:28 00:12:56:40					BOOK1A	buch
00:12:56:40 00:12:57:07
00:12:57:07 00:12:57:20					COHERENCE1A^	[MG]
00:12:57:20 00:12:57:26
00:12:57:26 00:12:57:35	I wonder why.				BOOK1A	buch
00:12:57:35 00:12:57:38
00:12:57:38 00:12:57:39		||I1	[MG]
00:12:57:39 00:12:57:44					$GEST^
00:12:57:44 00:12:58:02
00:12:58:02 00:12:58:08		||TO-WONDER1
00:12:58:08 00:12:58:17				The ministry of education and cultural affairs decides about it.
00:12:58:17 00:12:58:25
00:12:58:25 00:12:58:29		||I1
00:12:58:29 00:12:58:32					$INDEX1
00:12:58:32 00:12:58:38
00:12:58:38 00:12:59:00
00:12:59:00 00:12:59:07					TO-BELONG1
00:12:59:07 00:12:59:19
00:12:59:19 00:12:59:23					CULTURE1A*	kulturministerium
00:12:59:23 00:12:59:33
00:12:59:33 00:12:59:42					MINISTER2*
00:12:59:42 00:13:00:01
00:13:00:01 00:13:00:13					TO-DECIDE1A*	entscheidung
00:13:00:13 00:13:00:21
00:13:00:21 00:13:00:27					TO-BELONG1
00:13:00:27 00:13:00:41
00:13:00:41 00:13:01:07					$GEST-OFF^
00:13:01:07 00:13:01:25				That decision is final, even if there is other material available.
00:13:01:25 00:13:01:30					I1
00:13:01:30 00:13:01:45
00:13:01:45 00:13:02:05					THE1*
00:13:02:05 00:13:02:12
00:13:02:12 00:13:02:17					$GEST-OFF^
00:13:02:17 00:13:02:27
00:13:02:27 00:13:02:30					$INDEX1
00:13:02:30 00:13:03:03
00:13:03:03 00:13:03:11					$GEST-DECLINE1^*	[MG]
00:13:03:11 00:13:03:27
00:13:03:27 00:13:03:40					MY1*
00:13:03:40 00:13:04:03
00:13:04:03 00:13:04:16					TO-STAY3
00:13:04:16 00:13:04:27
00:13:04:27 00:13:04:47					$GEST-OFF^
00:13:04:47 00:13:05:15				The ministry of education and cultural affairs makes the decisions.
00:13:05:15 00:13:05:20					CULTURE1A*	kulturminis{terium}
00:13:05:20 00:13:05:23					MINISTER2*
00:13:05:23 00:13:05:24
00:13:05:24 00:13:05:26					MUST1*	muss
00:13:05:26 00:13:05:31
00:13:05:31 00:13:05:41					TO-DECIDE1B*	entscheiden
00:13:05:41 00:13:05:49
00:13:05:49 00:13:06:17					||$INDEX2*
00:13:06:17 00:13:06:23
00:13:06:23 00:13:06:32				People’s minds have changed by now, also because they move a lot for their jobs.
00:13:06:32 00:13:06:39					NOW1	jetzt
00:13:06:39 00:13:07:04
00:13:07:04 00:13:07:09					OPINION1A
00:13:07:09 00:13:07:19
00:13:07:19 00:13:07:32					TO-MODIFY1B*
00:13:07:32 00:13:07:39
00:13:07:39 00:13:07:47	But now it’s too late. It’s too late.
00:13:07:47 00:13:08:01		NOW1*	jetzt
00:13:08:01 00:13:08:11					TO-WORK1	arbeiten
00:13:08:11 00:13:08:16		ALREADY1A*	schon
00:13:08:16 00:13:08:22
00:13:08:22 00:13:08:25		LATE2	spät
00:13:08:25 00:13:08:33					TO-MOVE1*
00:13:08:33 00:13:09:04
00:13:09:04 00:13:09:14
00:13:09:14 00:13:09:21					$INDEX1	[MG]
00:13:09:21 00:13:09:36
00:13:09:36 00:13:09:38				My brother’s son lives in Hesse.
00:13:09:38 00:13:09:42		ALREADY1A*
00:13:09:42 00:13:09:44
00:13:09:44 00:13:09:47					EXAMPLE1*
00:13:09:47 00:13:10:02		LATE2	spät
00:13:10:02 00:13:10:07
00:13:10:07 00:13:10:11
00:13:10:11 00:13:10:14					MY1
00:13:10:14 00:13:10:21
00:13:10:21 00:13:10:25					BROTHER1A*	bruder
00:13:10:25 00:13:10:34
00:13:10:34 00:13:10:38
00:13:10:38 00:13:11:04					SON1	sohn
00:13:11:04 00:13:11:20
00:13:11:20 00:13:11:26					$ALPHA1:H	hessen
00:13:11:26 00:13:11:35
00:13:11:35 00:13:11:40					TO-BELONG1
00:13:11:40 00:13:11:47				My brother is from Bavaria and moved to Hesse because of his marriage.
00:13:11:47 00:13:12:02					MY1*
00:13:12:02 00:13:12:11
00:13:12:11 00:13:12:16					BROTHER1C*	bruder
00:13:12:16 00:13:12:23
00:13:12:23 00:13:12:25					$INDEX1
00:13:12:25 00:13:12:31
00:13:12:31 00:13:12:34					TO-WISH1A*	wünscht
00:13:12:34 00:13:13:00
00:13:13:00 00:13:13:09					TO-STAY2	bleiben
00:13:13:09 00:13:14:11
00:13:14:11 00:13:14:23					TO-DRIVE1*	[MG]
00:13:14:23 00:13:14:33
00:13:14:33 00:13:14:37					TO-MARRY3A*
00:13:14:37 00:13:15:05
00:13:15:05 00:13:15:31					TO-MOVE2
00:13:15:31 00:13:15:49
00:13:15:49 00:13:16:03					$INDEX1||$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:13:16:03 00:13:16:04
00:13:16:04 00:13:16:28				When he took a look at the math book, he noticed that everything was easier than what he knew.
00:13:16:28 00:13:16:40					TO-WRITE1A
00:13:16:40 00:13:17:00
00:13:17:00 00:13:17:03					TO-READ1C*	[MG]
00:13:17:03 00:13:17:10
00:13:17:10 00:13:17:20					BOOK1B	mathe
00:13:17:20 00:13:17:21
00:13:17:21 00:13:17:43					$GEST-NM^
00:13:17:43 00:13:18:00
00:13:18:00 00:13:18:06					REASON4A^	[MG]
00:13:18:06 00:13:18:13
00:13:18:13 00:13:18:23					EASY1	einfach
00:13:18:23 00:13:18:30
00:13:18:30 00:13:18:38				He said to his son, “I’m confused, it’s more difficult in Bavaria.“
00:13:18:38 00:13:19:12					TO-READ-BOOK2A*
00:13:19:12 00:13:19:26
00:13:19:26 00:13:19:48					TO-LET-KNOW1A
00:13:19:48 00:13:20:21
00:13:20:21 00:13:20:36					$INDEX1*
00:13:20:36 00:13:21:00
00:13:21:00 00:13:21:14					TO-BE-CONFUSED1*
00:13:21:14 00:13:21:19
00:13:21:19 00:13:21:20					BAVARIA1*	bayern
00:13:21:20 00:13:21:27
00:13:21:27 00:13:21:28					BIT2A*	bisschen
00:13:21:28 00:13:21:39
00:13:21:39 00:13:22:11					HEAVY6	schwer
00:13:22:11 00:13:22:17
00:13:22:17 00:13:22:23				He was puzzled and confused that it was so easy; he thought that couldn’t be real.
00:13:22:23 00:13:22:27					$INDEX1||$GEST-OFF^*
00:13:22:27 00:13:22:35
00:13:22:35 00:13:22:44					$GEST^
00:13:22:44 00:13:23:08
00:13:23:08 00:13:23:16					TO-BE-CONFUSED1*
00:13:23:16 00:13:23:32
00:13:23:32 00:13:23:41					$INDEX1	[MG]
00:13:23:41 00:13:24:00
00:13:24:00 00:13:24:08					EASY1*	einfach
00:13:24:08 00:13:24:36
00:13:24:36 00:13:25:03					POSSIBLE1*
00:13:25:03 00:13:25:07
00:13:25:07 00:13:25:10					$INDEX1||$GEST-OFF^*
00:13:25:10 00:13:25:23				His son tried to explain how logical it was, but it was just taught differently in Bavaria.
00:13:25:23 00:13:25:38					TO-TEACH1
00:13:25:38 00:13:26:01
00:13:26:01 00:13:26:12					LOGICAL1*	logisch
00:13:26:12 00:13:26:21
00:13:26:21 00:13:26:30					TO-BELONG1
00:13:26:30 00:13:26:42
00:13:26:42 00:13:27:14					$GEST-OFF^
00:13:27:14 00:13:27:26
00:13:27:26 00:13:27:31					TO-BELONG1*
00:13:27:31 00:13:27:41
00:13:27:41 00:13:28:00					DIFFERENT1	anders
00:13:28:00 00:13:28:12
00:13:28:12 00:13:28:27					$GEST-OFF^
00:13:28:27 00:13:28:35	There are dialects in spoken language, and the same accounts for signed languages.
00:13:28:35 00:13:28:40
00:13:28:40 00:13:28:46		LIKE3B*
00:13:28:46 00:13:29:09				Such are the differences.
00:13:29:09 00:13:29:15					COMPARISON2
00:13:29:15 00:13:29:20		HEARING1A*	hörend
00:13:29:20 00:13:29:23
00:13:29:23 00:13:29:25		ALSO3A
00:13:29:25 00:13:29:29
00:13:29:29 00:13:29:39
00:13:29:39 00:13:29:45		I-SEE1^	dialekt
00:13:29:45 00:13:30:05
00:13:30:05 00:13:30:17
00:13:30:17 00:13:30:24		HEARING1A*	hörend
00:13:30:24 00:13:30:28
00:13:30:28 00:13:30:34		BIT4*	bisschen
00:13:30:34 00:13:30:38
00:13:30:38 00:13:30:48		DIFFERENT1*	anders
00:13:30:48 00:13:31:02
00:13:31:02 00:13:31:08				In spoken language, exactly.
00:13:31:08 00:13:31:15		TO-SIGN1A*
00:13:31:15 00:13:31:19
00:13:31:19 00:13:31:24		ALSO3A	auch
00:13:31:24 00:13:31:30
00:13:31:30 00:13:31:35					TO-SPEAK3*
00:13:31:35 00:13:31:44
00:13:31:44 00:13:32:06					SOUND2	dialekt
00:13:32:06 00:13:32:09
00:13:32:09 00:13:32:15	For example: Here you sign ’Spezi‘ [cola and lemonade mix] like this.
00:13:32:15 00:13:32:21					YES2*
00:13:32:21 00:13:32:29
00:13:32:29 00:13:32:40		EXAMPLE1*	beispiel
00:13:32:40 00:13:32:44
00:13:32:44 00:13:33:02		HERE1*
00:13:33:02 00:13:33:18
00:13:33:18 00:13:33:25		TO-SIGN1A*
00:13:33:25 00:13:33:30
00:13:33:30 00:13:33:36		||$INDEX1
00:13:33:36 00:13:34:08
00:13:34:08 00:13:34:23		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1*	spezi
00:13:34:23 00:13:34:38
00:13:34:38 00:13:34:41		||$GEST-OFF^*
00:13:34:41 00:13:34:47	Spezi.
00:13:34:47 00:13:35:04		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1*	spezi
00:13:35:04 00:13:35:45	Further up, in the northwest, they sign it like ’dark‘, something like that. I thought that was interesting.
00:13:35:45 00:13:36:05		||$INDEX1	[MG]
00:13:36:05 00:13:36:14
00:13:36:14 00:13:36:30		||AREA1A*
00:13:36:30 00:13:37:04
00:13:37:04 00:13:37:32				Cola mix.
00:13:37:32 00:13:37:38					$ALPHA1:C	cola
00:13:37:38 00:13:37:39		BLACK2*	sch
00:13:37:39 00:13:37:46
00:13:37:46 00:13:38:10					TO-MIX3	mix
00:13:38:10 00:13:38:12
00:13:38:12 00:13:38:41
00:13:38:41 00:13:38:48		TO-SIGN1A*
00:13:38:48 00:13:39:02				Cola mix is ’black coffee‘.
00:13:39:02 00:13:39:11
00:13:39:11 00:13:39:17		I1
00:13:39:17 00:13:39:23
00:13:39:23 00:13:39:38		$INDEX1||INTEREST1B	[MG]
00:13:39:38 00:13:39:41					$ALPHA1:C	cola
00:13:39:41 00:13:39:43
00:13:39:43 00:13:39:46	That’s what they call it there: ‘black coffee.’
00:13:39:46 00:13:40:02		TO-SAY1
00:13:40:02 00:13:40:12
00:13:40:12 00:13:40:22					TO-MIX3	mix
00:13:40:22 00:13:40:31		BLACK2*	schwarz
00:13:40:31 00:13:40:34
00:13:40:34 00:13:41:05
00:13:41:05 00:13:41:10		BLACK2*	schwarz
00:13:41:10 00:13:41:15					BLACK2	schwarz
00:13:41:15 00:13:41:16
00:13:41:16 00:13:41:20
00:13:41:20 00:13:41:22		COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:13:41:22 00:13:41:30					COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:13:41:30 00:13:41:32
00:13:41:32 00:13:41:41
00:13:41:41 00:13:41:47					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A
00:13:41:47 00:13:42:07
00:13:42:07 00:13:42:20	’Black coffee‘, that was interesting.			It’s actually ‘cold coffee’.
00:13:42:20 00:13:42:25		BLACK2*	schwarzer
00:13:42:25 00:13:42:29					COLD1	kalt
00:13:42:29 00:13:42:30
00:13:42:30 00:13:42:40		COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:13:42:40 00:13:42:47
00:13:42:47 00:13:43:03		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
00:13:43:03 00:13:43:13					COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:13:43:13 00:13:43:24
00:13:43:24 00:13:43:40					COLD1	kalt
00:13:43:40 00:13:43:46
00:13:43:46 00:13:44:01					COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:13:44:01 00:13:44:02
00:13:44:02 00:13:44:11		$INDEX1
00:13:44:11 00:13:44:15
00:13:44:15 00:13:44:19	Yes, like you said, ‚cold coffee‘.			Cold.
00:13:44:19 00:13:44:24					$ORAL^	kalt
00:13:44:24 00:13:44:37		COLD1	kalt
00:13:44:37 00:13:44:45
00:13:44:45 00:13:45:13
00:13:45:13 00:13:45:17		TO-BELONG1
00:13:45:17 00:13:45:31
00:13:45:31 00:13:45:34		$INDEX1*
00:13:45:34 00:13:45:36	’Cold coffee’ actually means Spezi.
00:13:45:36 00:13:45:42		COLD1*	kalt
00:13:45:42 00:13:45:43
00:13:45:43 00:13:45:45		COFFEE1A*	kaffee
00:13:45:45 00:13:45:47
00:13:45:47 00:13:46:00		IN1*
00:13:46:00 00:13:46:09
00:13:46:09 00:13:46:19		IN-CONTAINED2
00:13:46:19 00:13:46:26
00:13:46:26 00:13:46:34		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1*	spezi
00:13:46:34 00:13:46:39
00:13:46:39 00:13:46:43		||$INDEX1
00:13:46:43 00:13:47:05
00:13:47:05 00:13:47:17		$GEST^
00:13:47:17 00:13:47:22
00:13:47:22 00:13:47:28	I signed SPEZI, but no one got it.	I1
00:13:47:28 00:13:47:35
00:13:47:35 00:13:47:39		TO-SIGN1A*
00:13:47:39 00:13:47:45
00:13:47:45 00:13:48:03		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1	spezi
00:13:48:03 00:13:48:11
00:13:48:11 00:13:48:36		$GEST-NM^
00:13:48:36 00:13:48:41
00:13:48:41 00:13:49:00		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:13:49:00 00:13:49:06
00:13:49:06 00:13:49:09	’Black coffee’ is something regional.	||THEN1C
00:13:49:09 00:13:49:21
00:13:49:21 00:13:49:29		||BLACK2*	schwarz
00:13:49:29 00:13:49:32
00:13:49:32 00:13:49:40		||COFFEE2A*	kaffee
00:13:49:40 00:13:50:17
00:13:50:17 00:13:50:25		$GEST^	[MG]
00:13:50:25 00:13:50:49
00:13:50:49 00:13:51:10		||TO-BELONG1*
00:13:51:10 00:13:51:11
00:13:51:11 00:13:51:18		TO-BELONG1*
00:13:51:18 00:13:51:31
00:13:51:31 00:13:51:33	Do you know people from that region?
00:13:51:33 00:13:51:46		||$INDEX1	[MG]
00:13:51:46 00:13:52:12
00:13:52:12 00:13:52:20		$INDEX1*
00:13:52:20 00:13:52:43
00:13:52:43 00:13:53:04		DEAF1A	[MG]
00:13:53:04 00:13:53:10
00:13:53:10 00:13:53:16		ON-PERSON1
00:13:53:16 00:13:53:21
00:13:53:21 00:13:53:25		ALSO3A*	auch
00:13:53:25 00:13:53:26		YOU1*
00:13:53:26 00:13:53:41
00:13:53:41 00:13:54:03		||COHERENCE1A*
00:13:54:03 00:13:54:13
00:13:54:13 00:13:54:26		$INDEX1
00:13:54:26 00:13:54:39
00:13:54:39 00:13:54:40				I used to have only little contact, because of the poor transport facilities.
00:13:54:40 00:13:54:48					$GEST^
00:13:54:48 00:13:55:16
00:13:55:16 00:13:55:36					PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:13:55:36 00:13:55:42
00:13:55:42 00:13:56:09					TRAFFIC1A	verkehr
00:13:56:09 00:13:56:16
00:13:56:16 00:13:56:20					NOT-YET1^	nicht
00:13:56:20 00:13:56:28
00:13:56:28 00:13:56:35					MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
00:13:56:35 00:13:56:42
00:13:56:42 00:13:57:12					$GEST-OFF^
00:13:57:12 00:13:57:22				Deaf as well as hearing people didn’t use to travel much, and had less contact, because they didn’t have cars, and were rather isolated in their villages.
00:13:57:22 00:13:57:29					BACK-THEN1*	damals
00:13:57:29 00:13:57:30
00:13:57:30 00:13:57:35					TRAFFIC1A*
00:13:57:35 00:13:57:44
00:13:57:44 00:13:58:06					DEAF1A
00:13:58:06 00:13:58:10
00:13:58:10 00:13:58:20					TRAFFIC1A	verkehr
00:13:58:20 00:13:58:35
00:13:58:35 00:13:58:41					HEARING1A*	hörend
00:13:58:41 00:13:58:49
00:13:58:49 00:13:59:16					LIKE3B
00:13:59:16 00:13:59:24
00:13:59:24 00:13:59:28					NONE1*
00:13:59:28 00:13:59:34
00:13:59:34 00:13:59:45					CAR3	auto
00:13:59:45 00:14:00:30
00:14:00:30 00:14:00:35					SAME5*
00:14:00:35 00:14:00:40	As a child, I used to sign SPEZI like this.
00:14:00:40 00:14:00:48
00:14:00:48 00:14:00:49					$PROD*
00:14:00:49 00:14:01:07		CHILD2
00:14:01:07 00:14:01:15
00:14:01:15 00:14:01:20		TO-SIGN1A*
00:14:01:20 00:14:01:27
00:14:01:27 00:14:01:38		I1*
00:14:01:38 00:14:01:40
00:14:01:40 00:14:01:48				Nowadays, you can go everywhere.
00:14:01:48 00:14:02:00		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1*	spezi spezi
00:14:02:00 00:14:02:13					NOW1*	jetzt
00:14:02:13 00:14:02:19
00:14:02:19 00:14:02:24
00:14:02:24 00:14:02:40	Deaf people up in the north-west regions/
00:14:02:40 00:14:02:46		TO-RAISE-HAND-OR-TO-SIGNAL1
00:14:02:46 00:14:03:02
00:14:03:02 00:14:03:12					TO-SPREAD1*	[MG]
00:14:03:12 00:14:03:24		||DEAF1A
00:14:03:24 00:14:03:32
00:14:03:32 00:14:03:34
00:14:03:34 00:14:03:49		||TO-BELONG1*
00:14:03:49 00:14:04:05
00:14:04:05 00:14:04:14		$GEST-ATTENTION1^
00:14:04:14 00:14:04:21	… order ’black coffee’, and I just sign Spezi.
00:14:04:21 00:14:04:25		||I1
00:14:04:25 00:14:04:36
00:14:04:36 00:14:04:42		||TO-WAVE1
00:14:04:42 00:14:05:03
00:14:05:03 00:14:05:10		||BLACK2	schwarz
00:14:05:10 00:14:05:11
00:14:05:11 00:14:05:15		||I1*
00:14:05:15 00:14:05:16
00:14:05:16 00:14:05:23		||COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:14:05:23 00:14:05:31
00:14:05:31 00:14:05:40		||TO-GIVE-HOLD-ON-TO2^*
00:14:05:40 00:14:06:19
00:14:06:19 00:14:06:25		I1
00:14:06:25 00:14:06:30
00:14:06:30 00:14:06:32		TO-SIGN1A*
00:14:06:32 00:14:06:40
00:14:06:40 00:14:07:06		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1*	spezi
00:14:07:06 00:14:07:10				Right, I remember that.
00:14:07:10 00:14:07:22
00:14:07:22 00:14:07:25					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
00:14:07:25 00:14:07:34	Some deaf people sign it differently. It’s different even there.
00:14:07:34 00:14:07:40					I1	ich
00:14:07:40 00:14:07:43
00:14:07:43 00:14:07:47		||DEAF1A*	gehörlos
00:14:07:47 00:14:08:01
00:14:08:01 00:14:08:03		TO-SIGN1A*
00:14:08:03 00:14:08:05					BACK-THEN1	damals
00:14:08:05 00:14:08:07
00:14:08:07 00:14:08:11
00:14:08:11 00:14:08:13		||ABOVE1
00:14:08:13 00:14:08:16					I1
00:14:08:16 00:14:08:19
00:14:08:19 00:14:08:25		||DIFFERENT2	anders
00:14:08:25 00:14:08:37
00:14:08:37 00:14:08:48		ALREADY1A*	schon
00:14:08:48 00:14:08:49
00:14:08:49 00:14:09:03
00:14:09:03 00:14:09:08		||DIFFERENT2*	anders
00:14:09:08 00:14:09:09
00:14:09:09 00:14:09:17					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B	stimm stimm
00:14:09:17 00:14:09:29		ALREADY1A*	schon
00:14:09:29 00:14:09:33
00:14:09:33 00:14:09:41
00:14:09:41 00:14:09:47		$GEST-OFF^
00:14:09:47 00:14:10:14	It’s really different there. They sign ’cold coffee’.
00:14:10:14 00:14:10:26		ALREADY1A*	schon
00:14:10:26 00:14:10:30
00:14:10:30 00:14:10:37		DIFFERENT1*	anders
00:14:10:37 00:14:10:49
00:14:10:49 00:14:11:11		ALREADY1A*	schon
00:14:11:11 00:14:11:17
00:14:11:17 00:14:11:28		||$GEST-OFF^*	??
00:14:11:28 00:14:11:35
00:14:11:35 00:14:11:42		TO-SIGN1A*
00:14:11:42 00:14:12:02
00:14:12:02 00:14:12:15		||ALREADY1B*	schon
00:14:12:15 00:14:12:20
00:14:12:20 00:14:12:28		||$GEST-OFF^*
00:14:12:28 00:14:12:49
00:14:12:49 00:14:13:05				When I was playing for the youth soccer club, we went on a trip to Hamburg once, and I ordered a Spezi.
00:14:13:05 00:14:13:11					I1*
00:14:13:11 00:14:13:19
00:14:13:19 00:14:13:24					HAMBURG1*	hamburg
00:14:13:24 00:14:13:32
00:14:13:32 00:14:13:38					YOUNG1*	jung
00:14:13:38 00:14:13:40
00:14:13:40 00:14:14:05					FOOTBALL2*	fußball
00:14:14:05 00:14:14:14
00:14:14:14 00:14:14:29					I1
00:14:14:29 00:14:14:49
00:14:14:49 00:14:15:14					TO-DRIVE3	[MG]
00:14:15:14 00:14:15:28
00:14:15:28 00:14:15:36					I1*
00:14:15:36 00:14:16:01
00:14:16:01 00:14:16:22					TO-LET-KNOW1A
00:14:16:22 00:14:16:38
00:14:16:38 00:14:17:01					COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1	spezi
00:14:17:01 00:14:17:21
00:14:17:21 00:14:17:26				We’re on the Munich soccer team, so I ordered a Spezi.
00:14:17:26 00:14:17:30					I1*
00:14:17:30 00:14:17:36
00:14:17:36 00:14:17:41					FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF1	von
00:14:17:41 00:14:17:47
00:14:17:47 00:14:18:01					MUNICH1A*	münchen
00:14:18:01 00:14:18:13
00:14:18:13 00:14:18:26					TEAM-OR-CREW1*
00:14:18:26 00:14:18:29
00:14:18:29 00:14:18:36					FOOTBALL2	fußball
00:14:18:36 00:14:18:45
00:14:18:45 00:14:19:00					I1
00:14:19:00 00:14:19:10
00:14:19:10 00:14:19:21					ALSO3A	auch
00:14:19:21 00:14:19:26
00:14:19:26 00:14:19:35					$GEST-OFF^
00:14:19:35 00:14:19:48
00:14:19:48 00:14:20:00					TO-LET-KNOW1A*
00:14:20:00 00:14:20:13
00:14:20:13 00:14:20:21					COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1	spezi
00:14:20:21 00:14:20:27				The bartender just questioningly looked at me.
00:14:20:27 00:14:20:33					HE-SHE-IT1*
00:14:20:33 00:14:20:43
00:14:20:43 00:14:21:04					$GEST-NM^
00:14:21:04 00:14:21:26				I didn’t quite know how to explain it and said, “The yellow lemonade mixed with coke.”
00:14:21:26 00:14:21:46					$GEST^
00:14:21:46 00:14:21:48
00:14:21:48 00:14:22:28					WHAT1B^
00:14:22:28 00:14:22:42
00:14:22:42 00:14:23:15					YELLOW3B*	gelb
00:14:23:15 00:14:23:25
00:14:23:25 00:14:23:33					INDUSTRY1B^	limo
00:14:23:33 00:14:23:45
00:14:23:45 00:14:24:16					$LIST1:1of1d*
00:14:24:16 00:14:24:37
00:14:24:37 00:14:24:44					WITH1A	mit
00:14:24:44 00:14:25:16
00:14:25:16 00:14:25:32					$ALPHA1:C-L-A	cola
00:14:25:32 00:14:25:44
00:14:25:44 00:14:26:03					$LIST1:2of2d	[MG]
00:14:26:03 00:14:26:20
00:14:26:20 00:14:26:36					TO-FILL3*	[MG]
00:14:26:36 00:14:26:42
00:14:26:42 00:14:27:17					TO-MIX3	[MG]
00:14:27:17 00:14:27:21
00:14:27:21 00:14:27:29				The landlady said, “Ah, yes, cold coffee.“
00:14:27:29 00:14:27:45					$GEST^	[MG]
00:14:27:45 00:14:27:49
00:14:27:49 00:14:28:12					TO-LET-KNOW1A*
00:14:28:12 00:14:28:26
00:14:28:26 00:14:28:31					COLD1*	kalt
00:14:28:31 00:14:28:43
00:14:28:43 00:14:29:22					TO-GIVE-HOLD-ON-TO2^*	kaffee
00:14:29:22 00:14:29:30
00:14:29:30 00:14:29:43				That’s ‘cold coffee’?
00:14:29:43 00:14:30:06					COLD1*	kalt
00:14:30:06 00:14:30:23
00:14:30:23 00:14:30:32					COFFEE2A*	[MG]
00:14:30:32 00:14:30:44
00:14:30:44 00:14:30:48					COFFEE1A	kaffee
00:14:30:48 00:14:31:06
00:14:31:06 00:14:31:32					$INDEX1*
00:14:31:32 00:14:32:00				Alright, so ‚cold coffee‘. I was just hoping she’d bring the right drink.
00:14:32:00 00:14:32:10					COLD1*	kalt
00:14:32:10 00:14:32:22
00:14:32:22 00:14:32:38					COFFEE1A*	kaffee
00:14:32:38 00:14:33:04
00:14:33:04 00:14:33:15					WORD2	wort
00:14:33:15 00:14:33:30
00:14:33:30 00:14:33:41					TO-HOPE2B*	hoffen
00:14:33:41 00:14:34:18
00:14:34:18 00:14:34:27					TO-DELIVER1A*	nicht falsch
00:14:34:27 00:14:34:31
00:14:34:31 00:14:34:38				She then served the drink, and it was the right one.
00:14:34:38 00:14:34:42					TO-HIRE1B
00:14:34:42 00:14:35:06
00:14:35:06 00:14:35:25					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
00:14:35:25 00:14:35:45
00:14:35:45 00:14:36:11				I was pleased and drank it. I finally understood.
00:14:36:11 00:14:36:24					RELIEVED1	[MG]
00:14:36:24 00:14:36:34
00:14:36:34 00:14:36:40					MUG1A
00:14:36:40 00:14:36:46
00:14:36:46 00:14:37:13					TO-DRINK1
00:14:37:13 00:14:37:46
00:14:37:46 00:14:38:07					TO-COMPREHEND1	[MG]
00:14:38:07 00:14:38:33
00:14:38:33 00:14:38:43					I1||$GEST-OFF^*
00:14:38:43 00:14:38:46
00:14:38:46 00:14:39:16				When I got what they meant, it was a new experience for me. Something new.
00:14:39:16 00:14:39:32					TO-COMPREHEND1	[MG]
00:14:39:32 00:14:39:42
00:14:39:42 00:14:39:48					IT-WORKS1*
00:14:39:48 00:14:40:02
00:14:40:02 00:14:40:15					LIKE3B	wie
00:14:40:15 00:14:40:22
00:14:40:22 00:14:40:29					NEW1B*	neu
00:14:40:29 00:14:40:39
00:14:40:39 00:14:40:46					EXPERIENCE1A	erleb{nis}
00:14:40:46 00:14:41:01
00:14:41:01 00:14:41:08					NEW1A*	neu
00:14:41:08 00:14:41:21
00:14:41:21 00:14:41:26					I1
00:14:41:26 00:14:41:38
00:14:41:38 00:14:42:08					TO-BUILD-UP1*
00:14:42:08 00:14:42:15
00:14:42:15 00:14:42:26					$GEST-OFF^
00:14:42:26 00:14:42:30
00:14:42:30 00:14:42:38	I was surprised, too.	ALSO3A*	auch
00:14:42:38 00:14:42:42		||I1
00:14:42:42 00:14:43:00
00:14:43:00 00:14:43:14		||TO-WONDER1	[MG]
00:14:43:14 00:14:43:25
00:14:43:25 00:14:43:27		||$GEST-OFF^*
00:14:43:27 00:14:43:43	If a specific word is used amongst hearing people, the deaf pick it up and sign it the same way.
00:14:43:43 00:14:43:48		||TO-BELONG1	aber
00:14:43:48 00:14:44:03
00:14:44:03 00:14:44:15		$INDEX1*	[MG]
00:14:44:15 00:14:44:23
00:14:44:23 00:14:44:30		IF-OR-WHEN1A	wenn
00:14:44:30 00:14:44:34
00:14:44:34 00:14:44:43		$INDEX1
00:14:44:43 00:14:45:03
00:14:45:03 00:14:45:08		WORD2*	wort
00:14:45:08 00:14:45:15
00:14:45:15 00:14:45:18		TO-BELONG1
00:14:45:18 00:14:45:26
00:14:45:26 00:14:45:30		HEARING1A*	hörend
00:14:45:30 00:14:45:34
00:14:45:34 00:14:45:40		TO-BELONG1
00:14:45:40 00:14:46:11
00:14:46:11 00:14:46:23		DEAF1A	gehörlos
00:14:46:23 00:14:46:28
00:14:46:28 00:14:46:33		$INDEX1
00:14:46:33 00:14:46:35
00:14:46:35 00:14:47:00		TO-ROLL1A^*	automatisch
00:14:47:00 00:14:47:13
00:14:47:13 00:14:47:18		ALSO3A	auch
00:14:47:18 00:14:47:25
00:14:47:25 00:14:47:45		TO-SIGN1B*
00:14:47:45 00:14:48:03
00:14:48:03 00:14:48:16		||DEAF1A	gehörlos
00:14:48:16 00:14:48:19
00:14:48:19 00:14:48:26		||ALSO3A	auch
00:14:48:26 00:14:48:36
00:14:48:36 00:14:49:00		$GEST-OFF^
00:14:49:00 00:14:49:28	If the hearing use regional terms, deaf people surely do, too.
00:14:49:28 00:14:49:34		||IF-OR-WHEN1A*
00:14:49:34 00:14:49:40
00:14:49:40 00:14:49:46		||TO-BELONG1
00:14:49:46 00:14:50:05
00:14:50:05 00:14:50:09		HEARING1A*	hörend
00:14:50:09 00:14:50:10
00:14:50:10 00:14:50:18		||ALSO3A	auch
00:14:50:18 00:14:50:27
00:14:50:27 00:14:50:28		$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:14:50:28 00:14:50:47	They sign the way they learn when growing up. If they order something, for instance, they sign to the waiter, “Two blacks“ or what you just said.
00:14:50:47 00:14:51:05		||TO-BELONG1
00:14:51:05 00:14:51:12
00:14:51:12 00:14:51:16		ALREADY1A
00:14:51:16 00:14:51:24
00:14:51:24 00:14:51:37		TO-GROW-UP1A*	[MG]
00:14:51:37 00:14:51:41
00:14:51:41 00:14:51:43		TO-BELONG1*
00:14:51:43 00:14:52:02
00:14:52:02 00:14:52:05		DEAF1A*
00:14:52:05 00:14:52:08
00:14:52:08 00:14:52:14		TO-SIGN1A*
00:14:52:14 00:14:52:23
00:14:52:23 00:14:52:28		||I1
00:14:52:28 00:14:52:38
00:14:52:38 00:14:52:42		||$GEST-ATTENTION1^
00:14:52:42 00:14:52:49
00:14:52:49 00:14:53:03		||I1
00:14:53:03 00:14:53:21
00:14:53:21 00:14:53:30		||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	zwei
00:14:53:30 00:14:53:40
00:14:53:40 00:14:53:48		||BLACK2	schwarz
00:14:53:48 00:14:54:14
00:14:54:14 00:14:54:20		||$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^
00:14:54:20 00:14:54:26
00:14:54:26 00:14:54:30		YOU1
00:14:54:30 00:14:54:31
00:14:54:31 00:14:54:33		||TO-SAY1
00:14:54:33 00:14:54:35	“Two cold coffees, please!“
00:14:54:35 00:14:54:43		COLD1*	kalt
00:14:54:43 00:14:54:46
00:14:54:46 00:14:55:08		COFFEE1A	kaffee
00:14:55:08 00:14:55:23
00:14:55:23 00:14:55:24		||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	zwei
00:14:55:24 00:14:55:31
00:14:55:31 00:14:55:40		||COME-HERE1
00:14:55:40 00:14:56:06
00:14:56:06 00:14:56:21	They understand it, and I use a different term in my region.
00:14:56:21 00:14:56:24		||TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*	weiß schon
00:14:56:24 00:14:56:36
00:14:56:36 00:14:56:39		||ALREADY1A
00:14:56:39 00:14:56:45
00:14:56:45 00:14:57:01		||APPROXIMATELY1^
00:14:57:01 00:14:57:13
00:14:57:13 00:14:57:19		||I1
00:14:57:19 00:14:57:25
00:14:57:25 00:14:57:33		||TO-STAY2*
00:14:57:33 00:14:57:38
00:14:57:38 00:14:57:44		TO-SIGN1A*
00:14:57:44 00:14:58:05
00:14:58:05 00:14:58:10		COKE-LEMONADE-MIX1	spezi
00:14:58:10 00:14:58:30
00:14:58:30 00:14:58:33		||TO-BELONG1	[MG]
00:14:58:33 00:14:58:41
00:14:58:41 00:14:59:13		$GEST-OFF^
00:14:59:13 00:14:59:32
00:14:59:32 00:14:59:41		$GEST-OFF^
00:14:59:41 00:15:00:00	I ask myself, how does that happen?
00:15:00:00 00:15:00:04		||I1
00:15:00:04 00:15:00:14
00:15:00:14 00:15:00:27		||TO-THINK1A	[MG]
00:15:00:27 00:15:00:38
00:15:00:38 00:15:01:05		WHERE-FROM1*	woher
00:15:01:05 00:15:01:21
00:15:01:21 00:15:01:25		$INDEX1||$PROD*
00:15:01:25 00:15:01:29
00:15:01:29 00:15:02:04		WHERE-FROM1*	woher
00:15:02:04 00:15:02:09
00:15:02:09 00:15:02:30	What’s the source of signs such as ‘black’, or like you said, ‘cold coffee’?	$INDEX1*||$PROD*
00:15:02:30 00:15:02:38
00:15:02:38 00:15:02:47		WHERE-FROM1*	woher
00:15:02:47 00:15:03:17
00:15:03:17 00:15:03:27		||$INDEX1
00:15:03:27 00:15:03:41
00:15:03:41 00:15:03:49		BLACK2	schwarz
00:15:03:49 00:15:04:39
00:15:04:39 00:15:04:44		TO-SAY1
00:15:04:44 00:15:05:00
00:15:05:00 00:15:05:04		YOU1*
00:15:05:04 00:15:05:07
00:15:05:07 00:15:05:17		COLD1*	kalt
00:15:05:17 00:15:05:20
00:15:05:20 00:15:05:27		COFFEE2A	kaffee
00:15:05:27 00:15:05:36
00:15:05:36 00:15:06:18		WHERE-FROM1*	woher
00:15:06:18 00:15:06:26
00:15:06:26 00:15:06:32		TO-SIGN1A*
00:15:06:32 00:15:07:00
00:15:07:00 00:15:07:06		$GEST-OFF^
00:15:07:06 00:15:07:16	What's the source?			Deaf people usually borrow it from the hearing. It’s almost always like that.
00:15:07:16 00:15:07:21					DEAF1A	gehörlos
00:15:07:21 00:15:07:26		$ORAL^	woher
00:15:07:26 00:15:07:27
00:15:07:27 00:15:07:30					MOST1A*
00:15:07:30 00:15:07:38
00:15:07:38 00:15:07:43					TO-TAKE1A^*	ab
00:15:07:43 00:15:07:48
00:15:07:48 00:15:08:07
00:15:08:07 00:15:08:10					HEARING1A	hörenden
00:15:08:10 00:15:08:25	Sure, but what’s the source? What’s the term’s historical background?
00:15:08:25 00:15:08:29
00:15:08:29 00:15:08:46		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
00:15:08:46 00:15:08:48		||CLEAR1B	klar		ALWAYS1A*	immer
00:15:08:48 00:15:09:05
00:15:09:05 00:15:09:13
00:15:09:13 00:15:09:18		$ORAL^	aber
00:15:09:18 00:15:09:28					TO-TAKE1A^*	ab
00:15:09:28 00:15:09:35		WHERE-FROM1*	woher
00:15:09:35 00:15:09:46
00:15:09:46 00:15:10:08					$GEST-OFF^
00:15:10:08 00:15:10:19				Now, with growing self-confidence, the deaf don’t really borrow terms from the hearing anymore, it rather emerges from the symbols we perceive visually.
00:15:10:19 00:15:10:31		$INDEX1||$PROD*
00:15:10:31 00:15:10:37					LIKE3B*	wie
00:15:10:37 00:15:10:38		HISTORY-OR-STORY2*	geschichte
00:15:10:38 00:15:10:46
00:15:10:46 00:15:10:47
00:15:10:47 00:15:10:49					$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*
00:15:10:49 00:15:11:03		$INDEX1||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d
00:15:11:03 00:15:11:07
00:15:11:07 00:15:11:08		UNTIL-NOW1^	woher
00:15:11:08 00:15:11:22
00:15:11:22 00:15:11:30					NOW1*	jetzt
00:15:11:30 00:15:11:45
00:15:11:45 00:15:11:49
00:15:11:49 00:15:12:01		$GEST-OFF^*
00:15:12:01 00:15:12:03
00:15:12:03 00:15:12:20					CONFIDENT1	selbstbewusst
00:15:12:20 00:15:12:26
00:15:12:26 00:15:12:44					NOW1*	jetzt
00:15:12:44 00:15:13:01
00:15:13:01 00:15:13:15					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:15:13:15 00:15:13:24
00:15:13:24 00:15:13:29					DEAF1A
00:15:13:29 00:15:13:35
00:15:13:35 00:15:13:43					OFF6*	ab
00:15:13:43 00:15:14:01
00:15:14:01 00:15:14:07					HEARING1A*	hörend
00:15:14:07 00:15:14:12
00:15:14:12 00:15:14:24					||NOT-ANYMORE1B	nicht mehr
00:15:14:24 00:15:14:28
00:15:14:28 00:15:14:37					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:15:14:37 00:15:14:38
00:15:14:38 00:15:15:19					TO-BELONG1^*	selbst
00:15:15:19 00:15:15:32
00:15:15:32 00:15:15:41					TO-SEE1*
00:15:15:41 00:15:16:08
00:15:16:08 00:15:16:24					SYMBOL2A*
00:15:16:24 00:15:16:31				The sign for one ‘Maß’ [liter] of beer was unknown in Hamburg, for example.
00:15:16:31 00:15:16:37					EXAMPLE1*	beispiel
00:15:16:37 00:15:16:40
00:15:16:40 00:15:16:42					$INDEX1*
00:15:16:42 00:15:17:05
00:15:17:05 00:15:17:12					MEASURE2C*	maß
00:15:17:12 00:15:17:32
00:15:17:32 00:15:17:38					BEER3	bier
00:15:17:38 00:15:17:45
00:15:17:45 00:15:18:01					PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*
00:15:18:01 00:15:18:13
00:15:18:13 00:15:18:15					HAMBURG1*	hamburg
00:15:18:15 00:15:18:20
00:15:18:20 00:15:18:31					AREA1A^*
00:15:18:31 00:15:18:48
00:15:18:48 00:15:19:15					WELL-KNOWN2*	unbekannt
00:15:19:15 00:15:19:17
00:15:19:17 00:15:19:30				I didn't learn it until I came here.
00:15:19:30 00:15:19:44					||TO-COME1
00:15:19:44 00:15:19:45
00:15:19:45 00:15:19:49					I1*
00:15:19:49 00:15:20:14
00:15:20:14 00:15:20:27					MEASURE2C	maß
00:15:20:27 00:15:20:43
00:15:20:43 00:15:21:06	It's a big beer.
00:15:21:06 00:15:21:09		$PROD*	groß
00:15:21:09 00:15:21:15				In Hamburg, I was asked what a ‘Maß‘ was.	$INDEX1*
00:15:21:15 00:15:21:16
00:15:21:16 00:15:21:23
00:15:21:23 00:15:21:34		VERY6*
00:15:21:34 00:15:21:39
00:15:21:39 00:15:21:43					WHAT1B*
00:15:21:43 00:15:22:08
00:15:22:08 00:15:22:21					MEASURE2C	maß
00:15:22:21 00:15:22:30
00:15:22:30 00:15:23:02					WHAT1B	was
00:15:23:02 00:15:23:10
00:15:23:10 00:15:23:22				They responded with “Ah okay“ when I brought them a liter of beer to show what it was.
00:15:23:22 00:15:24:30					$GEST^
00:15:24:30 00:15:24:38
00:15:24:38 00:15:25:05					AHA1
00:15:25:05 00:15:25:15
00:15:25:15 00:15:25:22					MEASURE2C	maß
00:15:25:22 00:15:25:31
00:15:25:31 00:15:25:37					I1*
00:15:25:37 00:15:25:44
00:15:25:44 00:15:26:09					$PROD*
00:15:26:09 00:15:26:15
00:15:26:15 00:15:26:20					HENCE1*	[MG]
00:15:26:20 00:15:26:34
00:15:26:34 00:15:26:43					MEASURE2C^
00:15:26:43 00:15:27:14
00:15:27:14 00:15:27:20					$GEST-OFF^
00:15:27:20 00:15:27:36				One liter of beer like it is common in Bavarian culture.
00:15:27:36 00:15:28:02					BEER1
00:15:28:02 00:15:28:13
00:15:28:13 00:15:28:27					TO-POUR-OR-TO-WATER1A^*
00:15:28:27 00:15:28:34
00:15:28:34 00:15:28:38					AN1A	ein
00:15:28:38 00:15:28:40
00:15:28:40 00:15:29:04					LITER1*	liter
00:15:29:04 00:15:29:11
00:15:29:11 00:15:29:20					BAVARIA1*	bayern
00:15:29:20 00:15:29:33
00:15:29:33 00:15:29:40					LIKE-THIS1*	so
00:15:29:40 00:15:29:46
00:15:29:46 00:15:30:03					CULTURE1A	kultur
00:15:30:03 00:15:30:12
00:15:30:12 00:15:30:22					TO-BELONG1*
00:15:30:22 00:15:30:27
00:15:30:27 00:15:30:35				They were surprised and didn’t know the sign for it until they adopted this one.
00:15:30:35 00:15:30:42					||$GEST^	[LM:ah]
00:15:30:42 00:15:31:01
00:15:31:01 00:15:31:14					||$GEST-OFF^
00:15:31:14 00:15:31:25
00:15:31:25 00:15:31:41					TO-SIGN1B*
00:15:31:41 00:15:32:00
00:15:32:00 00:15:32:09					TO-TAKE1A^*
00:15:32:09 00:15:32:17
00:15:32:17 00:15:32:23					IT-WORKS1*
00:15:32:23 00:15:32:36
00:15:32:36 00:15:33:02					TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A||$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:15:33:02 00:15:33:14
00:15:33:14 00:15:33:22					$GEST-OFF^
00:15:33:22 00:15:33:42				It sometimes happens like this.
00:15:33:42 00:15:34:41					DIFFERENCE1C*	[MG]
00:15:34:41 00:15:35:27
00:15:35:27 00:15:35:48				I am, however, in favor of standardized signs in Germany.
00:15:35:48 00:15:36:04					$ORAL^	aber
00:15:36:04 00:15:36:18
00:15:36:18 00:15:36:33					TO-SAY1
00:15:36:33 00:15:37:04
00:15:37:04 00:15:37:40					UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	einheitlich
00:15:37:40 00:15:38:15
00:15:38:15 00:15:38:31					CLEAR1B*	klar
00:15:38:31 00:15:39:24
00:15:39:24 00:15:39:34					FOR1*	für
00:15:39:34 00:15:39:49
00:15:39:49 00:15:40:03					$GEST-OFF^
00:15:40:03 00:15:40:12				There are mentally challenged deaf people, and interpreters have to work hard with them.
00:15:40:12 00:15:40:22					$ORAL^	aber
00:15:40:22 00:15:40:27
00:15:40:27 00:15:40:31					THERE-IS3*	gibt
00:15:40:31 00:15:40:34
00:15:40:34 00:15:40:40					$INDEX1
00:15:40:40 00:15:41:06
00:15:41:06 00:15:41:26					EASY1	einfach
00:15:41:26 00:15:41:36
00:15:41:36 00:15:41:42					$INDEX1
00:15:41:42 00:15:42:13
00:15:42:13 00:15:42:21					HEAD1A
00:15:42:21 00:15:42:29
00:15:42:29 00:15:42:48					WEAK3	[MG]
00:15:42:48 00:15:43:06
00:15:43:06 00:15:43:27					CLEAR1A*
00:15:43:27 00:15:43:43
00:15:43:43 00:15:44:00					MUST1	muss
00:15:44:00 00:15:44:08
00:15:44:08 00:15:44:14					INTERPRETER1*	dolmetscher
00:15:44:14 00:15:44:21
00:15:44:21 00:15:44:25					$INDEX1
00:15:44:25 00:15:44:33
00:15:44:33 00:15:44:38					HEAVY6*	schwer
00:15:44:38 00:15:44:45
00:15:44:45 00:15:45:19					TO-WORK1	arbeit
00:15:45:19 00:15:45:31
00:15:45:31 00:15:45:35					$GEST-OFF^
00:15:45:35 00:15:46:23				You’d have to sign slowly and comprehensibly for them.
00:15:46:23 00:15:46:26					$INDEX1
00:15:46:26 00:15:46:38
00:15:46:38 00:15:47:05					EASY1	einfach
00:15:47:05 00:15:47:29
00:15:47:29 00:15:47:46					TO-TEACH1*
00:15:47:46 00:15:48:03
00:15:48:03 00:15:48:26					TO-SIGN1A
00:15:48:26 00:15:48:36
00:15:48:36 00:15:48:45					EASY1	einfach
00:15:48:45 00:15:49:18
00:15:49:18 00:15:49:44				I think the way we’re signing right now wouldn’t be a problem for interpreters.
00:15:49:44 00:15:50:01					LIKE4A*
00:15:50:01 00:15:50:07
00:15:50:07 00:15:50:45					WE1A*
00:15:50:45 00:15:51:13
00:15:51:13 00:15:51:20					PROBLEM1*||$INDEX1	problem
00:15:51:20 00:15:51:31
00:15:51:31 00:15:51:40					INTERPRETER1	dolmetscher
00:15:51:40 00:15:52:00
00:15:52:00 00:15:52:16					PROBLEM1||$GEST-OFF^*
00:15:52:16 00:15:52:37
00:15:52:37 00:15:59:31							Does that mean there won’t be one common sign language in Europe or is that still possible?
00:15:59:31 00:15:59:32				In the job area, specifically the economy, it would be possible using English.
00:15:59:32 00:16:00:02					TO-WORK1	arbeit
00:16:00:02 00:16:00:19
00:16:00:19 00:16:00:39					ECONOMY1A	wirtschaft
00:16:00:39 00:16:01:24
00:16:01:24 00:16:01:40					CAN1	kann
00:16:01:40 00:16:02:15
00:16:02:15 00:16:02:23					ENGLAND2*
00:16:02:23 00:16:02:29				It could be possible in 2050 or 2070, but I’d be dead by then.
00:16:02:29 00:16:02:35					I1
00:16:02:35 00:16:03:00
00:16:03:00 00:16:03:15					DEATH2*	tot
00:16:03:15 00:16:03:24
00:16:03:24 00:16:03:30					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:16:03:30 00:16:03:39
00:16:03:39 00:16:03:46					$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d	zweitausendundfünfzig
00:16:03:46 00:16:04:07
00:16:04:07 00:16:04:21					$NUM-TENS1:5*
00:16:04:21 00:16:04:31
00:16:04:31 00:16:04:39					$NUM-THOUSANDS1:2d*	zweitausendundsiebzig
00:16:04:39 00:16:05:03
00:16:05:03 00:16:05:18					$NUM-TENS1:7d*
00:16:05:18 00:16:06:00
00:16:06:00 00:16:06:28					POSSIBLE1*	möglich
00:16:06:28 00:16:07:04
00:16:07:04 00:16:07:19					POSSIBLE1*	möglich
00:16:07:19 00:16:08:05
00:16:08:05 00:16:08:25					$ORAL^	möglich
00:16:08:25 00:16:08:48
00:16:08:48 00:16:09:25					$ORAL^	möglich
00:16:09:25 00:16:09:33
00:16:09:33 00:16:09:40					$ORAL^	möglich
00:16:09:40 00:16:10:05	It could work at school, beginning with the students who are in first grade now.
00:16:10:05 00:16:10:07
00:16:10:07 00:16:10:39		SCHOOL1A*	schule
00:16:10:39 00:16:11:04
00:16:11:04 00:16:11:12		NOW1*	jetzt
00:16:11:12 00:16:11:17
00:16:11:17 00:16:11:33		BETWEEN1C*
00:16:11:33 00:16:11:40
00:16:11:40 00:16:11:46		SCHOOL1A	schule
00:16:11:46 00:16:11:49
00:16:11:49 00:16:12:06		$ORAL^	wo
00:16:12:06 00:16:12:12
00:16:12:12 00:16:12:22		BEGINNING1A*	anfang
00:16:12:22 00:16:12:38
00:16:12:38 00:16:12:45		||$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d	erste
00:16:12:45 00:16:13:01
00:16:13:01 00:16:13:13		CLASS2	klasse
00:16:13:13 00:16:13:16
00:16:13:16 00:16:13:28		SCHOOL1A	schule
00:16:13:28 00:16:13:32
00:16:13:32 00:16:14:08		$INDEX1
00:16:14:08 00:16:14:15
00:16:14:15 00:16:14:17		$GEST-OFF^
00:16:14:17 00:16:14:46	In 20 to 30 years, they’d be the first if they were taught like that, and they’d grow up with that language. Unlike them, we wouldn’t stand a chance.
00:16:14:46 00:16:15:05		||FUTURE1B*	zukunft
00:16:15:05 00:16:15:16
00:16:15:16 00:16:15:23		||$NUM-TENS2A:2d*
00:16:15:23 00:16:15:32
00:16:15:32 00:16:15:37		||$NUM-TENS2A:3d*
00:16:15:37 00:16:15:41
00:16:15:41 00:16:16:06		||TO-HIKE1^*	jahr
00:16:16:06 00:16:16:10
00:16:16:10 00:16:16:19		$INDEX1*||FIRST-OF-ALL1B	erste
00:16:16:19 00:16:16:22
00:16:16:22 00:16:16:29		||CLASS2*	klasse
00:16:16:29 00:16:16:41
00:16:16:41 00:16:16:48		||$INDEX1
00:16:16:48 00:16:17:04
00:16:17:04 00:16:17:16		ALREADY1A*	schon
00:16:17:16 00:16:17:20
00:16:17:20 00:16:17:31		TO-TEACH1*
00:16:17:31 00:16:17:39
00:16:17:39 00:16:17:43		$INDEX1*
00:16:17:43 00:16:17:47
00:16:17:47 00:16:18:06		$GEST-OFF^
00:16:18:06 00:16:18:14
00:16:18:14 00:16:18:27		$INDEX1||YES1A	ja
00:16:18:27 00:16:18:35
00:16:18:35 00:16:18:44		TO-GROW2C^*	[MG]
00:16:18:44 00:16:18:49
00:16:18:49 00:16:19:09		ALL2C^*
00:16:19:09 00:16:19:11
00:16:19:11 00:16:19:30		ALL1B^*
00:16:19:30 00:16:19:32				Concerning your claim: Whether you say it’s impossible — it can still become possible.
00:16:19:32 00:16:19:42		$GEST-DECLINE1^	[MG]
00:16:19:42 00:16:19:46					TO-SAY1
00:16:19:46 00:16:19:47
00:16:19:47 00:16:19:49
00:16:19:49 00:16:20:01					$INDEX1*
00:16:20:01 00:16:20:07
00:16:20:07 00:16:20:13					IF-OR-WHEN1A*
00:16:20:13 00:16:20:21
00:16:20:21 00:16:20:26					TO-SAY1	sagt
00:16:20:26 00:16:20:33
00:16:20:33 00:16:20:36					YOU1
00:16:20:36 00:16:20:40
00:16:20:40 00:16:20:42					POSSIBLE1*	unmöglich
00:16:20:42 00:16:20:47
00:16:20:47 00:16:21:01					YOU1
00:16:21:01 00:16:21:05
00:16:21:05 00:16:21:10					$INDEX-ORAL1
00:16:21:10 00:16:21:20
00:16:21:20 00:16:21:37					POSSIBLE1*
00:16:21:37 00:16:22:08
00:16:22:08 00:16:22:29					MINUS1^*
00:16:22:29 00:16:22:46
00:16:22:46 00:16:23:11					POSSIBLE1*	möglich
00:16:23:11 00:16:23:21
00:16:23:21 00:16:23:43					$GEST-OFF^
00:16:23:43 00:16:24:22
00:16:24:22 00:16:24:33					QUOTATION-MARKS1*
00:16:24:33 00:16:24:41	It’s pretty much the same thing.
00:16:24:41 00:16:24:45					$GEST-OFF^*
00:16:24:45 00:16:25:02				People used to think traveling to the moon was impossible, but it’s fairly easy today.
00:16:25:02 00:16:25:07					PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:16:25:07 00:16:25:08
00:16:25:08 00:16:25:14		EQUAL1A
00:16:25:14 00:16:25:22					YOU1
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00:16:25:27 00:16:25:30		QUOTATION-MARKS2
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00:16:25:41 00:16:25:47					$INDEX1*
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00:16:26:16 00:16:26:17					MOON1B	mond
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00:16:26:40 00:16:26:43					$INDEX1*
00:16:26:43 00:16:27:07
00:16:27:07 00:16:27:32					TO-LAND1C*
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00:16:27:39 00:16:27:42					$INDEX1*
00:16:27:42 00:16:28:20
00:16:28:20 00:16:28:29					POINTLESS3A	[MG]
00:16:28:29 00:16:28:43
00:16:28:43 00:16:29:06					THEN2B
00:16:29:06 00:16:29:17
00:16:29:17 00:16:29:28					CAN1*	kann
00:16:29:28 00:16:29:44
00:16:29:44 00:16:30:09					EASY2*	[MG]
00:16:30:09 00:16:30:21
00:16:30:21 00:16:30:34					$GEST-OFF^*
00:16:30:34 00:16:31:09	Right, and in the end, someone’s standing on the moon.	$ORAL^	stimmt	Something claimed to be impossible can come true with the help of technology.
00:16:31:09 00:16:31:29					POINTLESS3A||TO-LIST1C
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00:16:32:08 00:16:32:23					TECHNOLOGY1	technik
00:16:32:23 00:16:32:32
00:16:32:32 00:16:32:42		RESULT1	ergebnis
00:16:32:42 00:16:32:45					OFF1C^*
00:16:32:45 00:16:33:05
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00:16:33:15 00:16:33:26		TO-STAND1*
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00:16:33:36 00:16:33:42					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:16:33:42 00:16:34:03
00:16:34:03 00:16:34:14					||OF-COURSE1A*
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00:16:34:23 00:16:34:31					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
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