1247835 (goe03): Erfahrungen Gehörloser

Themen Arbeit und Beruf: Ausbildung; Familie und Verwandte: Familie; Gehörlosenkultur: Gehörlosenverein; Körperpflege, Gesundheit, Krankheit: Schwerhörigkeit; Kommunikation; Kommunikation: Kommunikation mit Hörenden; Lebensabschnitt: Schulzeit; Schule und Unterricht; Schule und Unterricht: Schulzeit; Urlaub, Freizeit, Reise: Reise

Time	Translation	Lexem/Gebärde		Mouth	Translation	Lexeme/Sign		Mouth	Moderator
		right hand	left hand			right hand	left hand
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00:00:00:12 00:00:00:24					Yes/ Back when I went to school/	$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
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00:00:00:28 00:00:00:49						PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*		früher
00:00:00:49 00:00:01:23
00:00:01:23 00:00:01:31						SCHOOL2H		schule
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00:00:01:36 00:00:01:47						TIME7B*		zeit
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00:00:02:06 00:00:02:23						$GEST-OFF1^
00:00:02:23 00:00:02:32
00:00:02:32 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.
00:00:02:44 00:00:03:05						FOR1*		für
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00:00:03:07 00:00:03:12						CLOSE-BY2A*
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00:00:03:21 00:00:03:31						WHAT1B*		was
00:00:03:31 00:00:03:38
00:00:03:38 00:00:03:45						BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
00:00:03:45 00:00:04:00
00:00:04:00 00:00:04:02						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5		fünf
00:00:04:02 00:00:04:24
00:00:04:24 00:00:04:44						CLOSE-BY1B		[MG]
00:00:04:44 00:00:05:00
00:00:05:00 00:00:05:04						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5		fünf
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00:00:05:08 00:00:05:15						MINUTE2A*		min{ute}
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00:00:05:32 00:00:05:45						TO1*		[MG]
00:00:05:45 00:00:06:13
00:00:06:13 00:00:06:20						I1		elternhaus
00:00:06:20 00:00:06:25
00:00:06:25 00:00:06:30						PARENTS9A*
00:00:06:30 00:00:06:35
00:00:06:35 00:00:06:43						HOUSE1A
00:00:06:43 00:00:07:07
00:00:07:07 00:00:07:14						SCHOOL2H*		schule
00:00:07:14 00:00:07:30
00:00:07:30 00:00:08:29						BACK-AND-FORTH1*		[MG]
00:00:08:29 00:00:09:07
00:00:09:07 00:00:09:17					I didn't need to get up early.
00:00:09:17 00:00:09:37						TO-NEED1*		brauch nicht
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00:00:10:04 00:00:10:13						EARLY1A*		früh
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00:00:10:25 00:00:10:35						TO-GET-UP1*		auf{stehen}
00:00:10:35 00:00:10:44
00:00:10:44 00:00:11:00					I just didn't have to.
00:00:11:00 00:00:11:18						TO-NEED1*		braucht nicht
00:00:11:18 00:00:11:25
00:00:11:25 00:00:11:32					If I had forgotten something at home, I was able to get it quickly.
00:00:11:32 00:00:11:40						ALREADY1A*		schon
00:00:11:40 00:00:12:06
00:00:12:06 00:00:12:14						TO-RUN3*		[MG]
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00:00:12:28 00:00:12:49						BACK-AND-FORTH1*		[MG]
00:00:12:49 00:00:13:19
00:00:13:19 00:00:13:27						TO-FORGET1*		verges{sen}
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00:00:13:35 00:00:13:39						FAST1A*
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00:00:13:41 00:00:14:00						TO-RUN4*
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00:00:14:01 00:00:14:10						TO-GO-THERE2*
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00:00:14:13 00:00:14:24						TO-GET1A*		holen
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00:00:14:45 00:00:15:04						CAN1*		kann
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00:00:15:17 00:00:15:33					That was nice.
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00:00:15:41 00:00:16:00
00:00:16:00 00:00:16:08						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:00:16:08 00:00:16:15
00:00:16:15 00:00:16:32						FOR1*		für mich
00:00:16:32 00:00:16:35
00:00:16:35 00:00:16:44					That's how I grew up.
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00:00:17:03 00:00:18:07						TO-GROW-UP1A*
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00:00:18:12 00:00:18:30					But I wasn't really in contact with the group at the boarding school.
00:00:18:30 00:00:18:43						$INDEX1*		[MG]
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00:00:19:19 00:00:20:03						HOME1A		heim
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00:00:20:24 00:00:20:42						AREA1A		[MG]
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00:00:21:05 00:00:21:12						GROUP1A		gruppe
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00:00:21:21 00:00:21:35						CONTACT2B		kontakt
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00:00:22:02 00:00:22:11						LITTLE-BIT9*		wenig
00:00:22:11 00:00:22:23
00:00:22:23 00:00:22:33						I1
00:00:22:33 00:00:22:34
00:00:22:34 00:00:22:41					I stayed home alone more often.	MORE3*		mehr
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00:00:22:48 00:00:23:03						I1
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00:00:23:07 00:00:23:14						ALONE1A*		allein
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00:00:23:20 00:00:23:35						AT-HOME2*		zu hause
00:00:23:35 00:00:23:44
00:00:23:44 00:00:24:02						TO-STAY2*		[MG]
00:00:24:02 00:00:24:12
00:00:24:12 00:00:24:21					I used to be in contact with the hearing children from my neighborhood.
00:00:24:21 00:00:24:37						DIFFERENT2*		andere
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00:00:25:00 00:00:25:10						CHILD2*		kinder
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00:00:25:18 00:00:25:37						FRIEND7		freunde
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00:00:25:48 00:00:26:10						HEARING1A		hörend
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00:00:26:14 00:00:26:23						YOUNG2A*		jung
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00:00:26:27 00:00:26:39						NEIGHBOUR2B		nachbar
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00:00:26:40 00:00:27:10						TO-PLAY1		spielen
00:00:27:10 00:00:27:14
00:00:27:14 00:00:27:29						$GEST-OFF1^
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00:00:27:37 00:00:27:45					Well, things moved on.
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00:00:28:06 00:00:28:34
00:00:28:34 00:00:29:07						PROCEEDING1A^*		[MG]
00:00:29:07 00:00:29:08
00:00:29:08 00:00:29:14					During my apprenticeship I moved into a home for the first time.
00:00:29:14 00:00:29:19						THEN1C*		dann
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00:00:29:23 00:00:29:45						EDUCATION1		ausbildung
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00:00:30:04 00:00:30:09						$NUM-ORDINAL1:1		erstes
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00:00:30:13 00:00:30:17						FIRST-TIME3A*		mal
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00:00:30:23 00:00:30:37						HOME1A		heim
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00:00:30:43 00:00:31:09						TO-MOVE1*
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00:00:31:15 00:00:31:21					It was strange for me.
00:00:31:21 00:00:31:29						FEELING2A*		ko{misch}
00:00:31:29 00:00:32:04
00:00:32:04 00:00:32:12						WEIRD-STRANGE3		[MG]
00:00:32:12 00:00:32:26
00:00:32:26 00:00:32:38						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:00:32:38 00:00:32:41					I was used to being close to my mother and my father.
00:00:32:41 00:00:33:28						HABIT2*		gewöhnt
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00:00:33:36 00:00:33:41						MUM6		mama
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00:00:33:47 00:00:34:06						DAD1A*		papa
00:00:34:06 00:00:34:12
00:00:34:12 00:00:34:32						CLOSE-BY1B*		[MG]
00:00:34:32 00:00:34:43
00:00:34:43 00:00:34:46					Now we were separated from each other.
00:00:34:46 00:00:35:11						TO-SEPARATE4B*		[MG]
00:00:35:11 00:00:35:22
00:00:35:22 00:00:35:37					That felt weird.
00:00:35:37 00:00:35:42						WEIRD-STRANGE3*		[MG]
00:00:35:42 00:00:36:01
00:00:36:01 00:00:36:23						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:00:36:23 00:00:36:38					But other than that, things kept going.
00:00:36:38 00:00:37:00						$GEST-DECLINE1^*
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00:00:37:17 00:00:37:30						NEVERTHELESS1		trotzdem
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00:00:37:38 00:00:38:28						LATER7		[MG]
00:00:38:28 00:00:38:47					The four years, three and a half years of apprenticeship were great.
00:00:38:47 00:00:39:33						YEAR1A*		vier jahre
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00:00:39:39 00:00:39:45						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d		drei{ein}halb
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00:00:39:48 00:00:40:06						HALF6*
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00:00:40:16 00:00:40:37						YEAR1A*		jahr
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00:00:40:41 00:00:41:08						EDUCATION1		ausbildung
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00:00:41:29 00:00:41:36						THERE1*
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00:00:42:00 00:00:42:04						BEAUTIFUL1A*		schön
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00:00:42:11 00:00:42:25						TIME5A*		zeit
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00:00:42:28 00:00:42:38					I was independent.
00:00:42:38 00:00:42:49						PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:00:43:30 00:00:43:43						SELF1A*		selbstständig
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00:00:44:00 00:00:44:08						TO-STAND1
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00:00:44:30 00:00:44:44						$GEST-OFF1^*
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00:00:44:49 00:00:45:07					At the beginning/
00:00:45:07 00:00:45:16						BEGINNING1A*		anfang
00:00:45:16 00:00:45:34
00:00:45:34 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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00:00:46:17 00:00:46:21						MUM11*		mama
00:00:46:21 00:00:46:32
00:00:46:32 00:00:46:40						PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:00:46:45 00:00:47:33						FOR1*		für für für
00:00:47:33 00:00:47:39					Now, I do everything myself.
00:00:47:39 00:00:47:45						NOW1		jetzt
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00:00:48:05 00:00:48:30						SELF1A		selbst
00:00:48:30 00:00:48:44
00:00:48:44 00:00:49:02						FEELING2B		[MG]
00:00:49:02 00:00:49:07					Well/
00:00:49:07 00:00:49:39						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:00:49:39 00:00:50:23					I had a great time.
00:00:50:23 00:00:50:29						BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
00:00:50:29 00:00:50:37
00:00:50:37 00:00:50:46						TIME5A*		zeit
00:00:50:46 00:00:51:07
00:00:51:07 00:00:51:23						FOR1*		für mich
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00:00:51:26 00:00:51:29					Although, I wasn't satisfied in the beginning.
00:00:51:29 00:00:51:39						$ORAL^		warum
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00:00:52:01 00:00:52:10						BEGINNING1A*		anfang
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00:00:52:18 00:00:52:26						THERE1		da
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00:00:52:36 00:00:53:09						PLEASANT1^		unzufrieden
00:00:53:09 00:00:53:16
00:00:53:16 00:00:53:23					I didn't feel comfortable there, and I was complaining all the time - until I was done with my apprenticeship.	I1		ich
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00:00:54:18 00:00:54:24						THERE1*		[MG]
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00:00:54:32 00:00:54:38						HOME1A*		heim
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00:00:55:00 00:00:55:35						DAMN1*		[MG]
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00:00:55:42 00:00:56:07						LOUD4^*		[MG]
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00:00:56:11 00:00:56:22						SELF1A		aber
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00:00:56:34 00:00:56:40						EDUCATION1*		ausbildung
00:00:56:40 00:00:56:49
00:00:56:49 00:00:57:10						DONE1A		fertig
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00:00:57:12 00:00:57:19					Later on, I thought, “It was a wonderful time after all.”
00:00:57:19 00:00:57:25						LATER4*		später
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00:00:57:31 00:00:57:43						TO-REMEMBER3B		[MG]
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00:00:58:11 00:00:58:19						HOWEVER1A		doch
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00:00:58:30 00:00:58:36						BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
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00:00:58:44 00:00:59:11						TIME5A*		zeit
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00:01:06:33 00:01:22:39									Asks informant A to talk about a special experience she had.
00:01:22:39 00:01:23:02					While growing up, I wasn't perfectly satisfied.	$GEST-OFF1^*
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00:01:23:08 00:01:23:16						PAST-OR-BACK-THEN2*
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00:01:23:36 00:01:24:13						TO-GROW-UP1B		[MG]
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00:01:24:34 00:01:24:47						SATISFIED1A*		unzufrieden
00:01:24:47 00:01:25:01
00:01:25:01 00:01:25:09						FEELING4A^*		[MG]
00:01:25:09 00:01:25:10					I didn't like school.
00:01:25:10 00:01:25:16						I1		[MG]
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00:01:25:27 00:01:25:34						DONT-LIKE1		[MG]
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00:01:25:43 00:01:26:09						SCHOOL1A*		schule
00:01:26:09 00:01:26:25					I just didn't like it.
00:01:26:25 00:01:26:32						DONT-LIKE1		[MG]
00:01:26:32 00:01:26:33
00:01:26:33 00:01:26:37						I1
00:01:26:37 00:01:27:30
00:01:27:30 00:01:27:36					The teachers were dull.
00:01:27:36 00:01:27:43						TEACHER2		lehrer
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00:01:28:02 00:01:28:15						BOREDOM1*		langweilig
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00:01:28:21 00:01:28:27						$GEST-DECLINE1^
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00:01:28:43 00:01:29:04					I knew everything already.
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00:01:29:30 00:01:29:46						EVERYTHING1C*		alles
00:01:29:46 00:01:29:47
00:01:29:47 00:01:30:12					My father had taught me everything beforehand.
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00:01:31:30 00:01:31:35						I1
00:01:31:35 00:01:31:40					I though, “What do I need the school for now?”
00:01:31:40 00:01:31:46						$INDEX1		[MG]
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00:01:32:03 00:01:32:10						SCHOOL2H*		schule
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00:01:32:17 00:01:32:32						FOR-WHAT2*		wofür
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00:01:32:35 00:01:32:42						I1		ich
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00:01:33:05 00:01:33:11						TO-KNOW-STH2A		wei{ßt}
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00:01:33:17 00:01:33:22						FOR-WHAT2*		wof{ür}
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00:01:33:26 00:01:33:31						SCHOOL2H*		schule
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00:01:33:39 00:01:34:04						FOR-WHAT2*		wofür
00:01:34:04 00:01:34:10					Still, I had to keep quiet and keep on going to school. Even though, I didn't want to.
00:01:34:10 00:01:34:15						HOWEVER1A*		doch
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00:01:34:47 00:01:35:29						BACK-AND-FORTH1*		[MG]
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00:01:35:31 00:01:36:05						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
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00:01:37:39 00:01:37:44					I did some stupid things. The teacher gave lessons, but I didn't care at all.	$GEST-DECLINE1^
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00:01:37:45 00:01:37:49						AND-THEN2		dann
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00:01:38:01 00:01:38:08						I1
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00:01:38:22 00:01:38:31						FOOLISH1		dummheit
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00:01:39:16 00:01:39:23						TEACHER1*		lehrer
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00:01:39:41 00:01:39:45						TO-TEACH1*		unterricht
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00:01:40:01 00:01:40:08						THERE1*		[MG]
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00:01:41:21 00:01:41:31					Another student was sitting about five or six tables away from/
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00:01:43:17 00:01:43:27						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5		fünf
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00:01:45:07 00:01:45:19					The seats were arranged in a U-shape.
00:01:45:19 00:01:45:47						$PROD		tisch
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00:01:46:14 00:01:46:38						$PROD	I1
00:01:46:38 00:01:46:40					There, a girl sat - she was hard of hearing, as well.
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00:01:48:05 00:01:48:25					We were chatting.
00:01:48:25 00:01:48:32						I1*		ich
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00:01:49:24 00:01:49:29					The teacher kept on talking and reading.
00:01:49:29 00:01:49:43						$INDEX1		lehrer
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00:01:50:38 00:01:51:02						TO-READ1A*		lesen
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00:01:51:04 00:01:51:13					The class continued.
00:01:51:13 00:01:51:24						TO-TEACH1		unterricht
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00:01:51:45 00:01:52:01					We chatted - silly stuff, just silly.
00:01:52:01 00:01:52:08						I1		ich
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00:01:54:47 00:01:55:04					We continued to talk trash only.
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00:01:56:01 00:01:56:08						FOOLISH1^		blödsinn
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00:01:56:44 00:01:57:03						THEN8A*		dann
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00:01:57:24 00:01:57:43						PROCEEDING1A
00:01:57:43 00:01:58:15
00:01:58:15 00:01:58:22					I thought the teacher wasn't listening; it didn't matter.	I1		ich
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00:01:58:32 00:01:58:37						TO-BELIEVE2A		glau{ben}
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00:02:00:24 00:02:01:08					Surprisingly, the teacher talked about it later on at the class reunion.
00:02:01:08 00:02:01:20						UNTIL-OR-TO1		bis
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00:02:02:18 00:02:02:24						CLASS1*		klassentreffen
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00:02:03:41 00:02:03:47						TO-TELL4*		erzählt
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00:02:04:18 00:02:04:27						TO-TELL4*		erzählen
00:02:04:27 00:02:04:32					I asked, “You listened?”
00:02:04:32 00:02:04:39						I1		ich
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00:02:05:32 00:02:05:45						YOU1*		du
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00:02:06:31 00:02:06:38						WITH1A*		mit
00:02:06:38 00:02:06:46
00:02:06:46 00:02:07:03					The teacher answered, “You’re dumb.”	$INDEX1*
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00:02:08:11 00:02:08:32
00:02:08:32 00:02:08:40					I asked him why he thought so.	I1		ich
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00:02:09:27 00:02:09:38					He said, “I am hearing, and you think I am not listening.
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00:02:11:31 00:02:11:35						I1		ich
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00:02:12:18 00:02:12:23					You are hard of hearing.
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00:02:12:35 00:02:12:42						HARD-OF-HEARING1*		schwerhö{rig}
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00:02:12:45 00:02:13:15					You cannot hear, you can't hear well.”
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00:02:15:16 00:02:15:28					The teacher was hearing.
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00:02:16:21 00:02:16:28					The teacher left me alone, because I already knew quite a bit and was good at school.	$INDEX1
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00:02:20:45 00:02:21:01					I was good at writing. Therefore, the classes were boring.	I1
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00:02:24:06 00:02:24:16					I said silly stuff.
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00:02:26:02 00:02:26:15					That's what it was like.	THERE-IS3		gibt
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00:02:26:31 00:02:26:39					The teacher accepted my behavior.
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00:02:36:24 00:02:36:43					The apprenticeship was hard, because the classes at school had been so bad.
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00:02:42:34 00:02:43:02					It distressed me.
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00:02:44:35 00:02:45:15					I didn't like calculating, math at all, no.
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00:02:53:32 00:02:53:35					But I stayed patient.
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00:02:54:36 00:02:54:45					I was so happy when I finished my apprenticeship.
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00:02:59:33 00:03:02:42									Asks if the classmates of informant A were hard of hearing.
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00:03:03:19 00:03:03:23						ALL1A*		alle
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00:03:04:37 00:03:05:04					I would say/ in my class/ about half of the students mainly spoke.
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00:03:06:35 00:03:06:46						MY1		mein
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00:03:10:23 00:03:10:31						PART1B		teil
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00:03:11:00 00:03:11:07						MORE1		mehr
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00:03:11:23 00:03:11:48						TO-SPEAK5A
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00:03:12:13 00:03:12:20						MORE1		mehr
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00:03:12:45 00:03:13:07					Today, when we get together, they all have forgotten the signs.
00:03:13:07 00:03:13:14						TO-SIGN1A*		[MG]
00:03:13:14 00:03:13:23
00:03:13:23 00:03:13:29						TODAY1		heute
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00:03:14:10 00:03:14:16						TO-SIGN1A*		gebärden
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00:03:14:20 00:03:14:36						TO-FORGET1*		vergessen
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00:03:15:28 00:03:15:33						IF-OR-WHEN1A*		wenn
00:03:15:33 00:03:15:36
00:03:15:36 00:03:15:40						TODAY1*		heute
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00:03:16:02 00:03:16:14						TO-MEET1*		treffen
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00:03:16:25 00:03:16:32						TO-SIGN1A*		gebärden
00:03:16:32 00:03:16:36
00:03:16:36 00:03:16:49						TO-FORGET1*		vergessen
00:03:16:49 00:03:17:10
00:03:17:10 00:03:17:15					One has married a hearing man.
00:03:17:15 00:03:17:27						$INDEX1*
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00:03:17:35 00:03:17:39						HEARING1A*		hörend
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00:03:17:49 00:03:18:05						MAN1*		mann
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00:03:18:06 00:03:18:17						TO-MARRY6*		geheiratet
00:03:18:17 00:03:18:25
00:03:18:25 00:03:18:27					Another one married a hard of hearing person.
00:03:18:27 00:03:18:40						$INDEX1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	andere
00:03:18:40 00:03:19:10
00:03:19:10 00:03:19:16						HARD-OF-HEARING1*		schwerhörig
00:03:19:16 00:03:19:19
00:03:19:19 00:03:19:24						HEARING1A*
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00:03:19:37 00:03:19:38						$INDEX1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d
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00:03:20:24 00:03:20:48					There are few deaf people, and few who sign.
00:03:20:48 00:03:21:15						LITTLE-BIT8		wenig
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00:03:21:31 00:03:21:41						DEAF1A*		gehörlos
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00:03:22:39 00:03:23:00						TO-SIGN1A*		[MG]
00:03:23:00 00:03:23:06
00:03:23:06 00:03:23:17						LITTLE-BIT9*		wenig
00:03:23:17 00:03:23:21
00:03:23:21 00:03:23:28					The majority mainly speaks.
00:03:23:28 00:03:23:34						MORE1*		mehr
00:03:23:34 00:03:23:43
00:03:23:43 00:03:24:01						TO-SPEAK5A*		[MG]
00:03:24:01 00:03:24:16
00:03:24:16 00:03:24:24						MORE1*		mehr
00:03:24:24 00:03:24:47
00:03:24:47 00:03:29:33
00:03:29:33 00:03:38:41									Asks informant A about her time at the deaf club.
00:03:38:41 00:03:39:06					I joined the one in Hildesheim.
00:03:39:06 00:03:39:14						$GEST-OFF1^
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00:03:39:37 00:03:39:42						PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*		[MG]
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00:03:40:11 00:03:40:22						HILDESHEIM3A*		hildes{heim}
00:03:40:22 00:03:40:36
00:03:40:36 00:03:40:44						TO-JOIN1*		mitglied
00:03:40:44 00:03:41:06
00:03:41:06 00:03:41:10					I had finished my apprenticeship, and I didn't want to join a sports club.
00:03:41:10 00:03:41:13						I2
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00:03:41:19 00:03:41:33						EDUCATION1*		ausbildung
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00:03:41:45 00:03:42:03						DONE1A		fertig
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00:03:42:31 00:03:42:41						CLUB-OR-SOCIETY2A*		sportverein
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00:03:43:11 00:03:43:20						TO-JOIN1*
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00:03:43:34 00:03:44:02						I1*		[MG]
00:03:44:02 00:03:44:08					I wanted to take it easy.
00:03:44:08 00:03:44:11						ALMOST2^		wie
00:03:44:11 00:03:44:21
00:03:44:21 00:03:45:04						SLOW1*		[MG]
00:03:45:04 00:03:45:31					I was never a fan of clubs.
00:03:45:31 00:03:45:37						CLUB-OR-SOCIETY2A		verein
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00:03:46:01 00:03:46:09						TO-BE-CRAZY-ABOUT-STH1A		[MG]
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00:03:46:17 00:03:46:24						NOT3A		nicht
00:03:46:24 00:03:46:33
00:03:46:33 00:03:46:41						I1		ich
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00:03:47:23 00:03:47:30					Later on, I felt lonely.
00:03:47:30 00:03:48:02						LATER4		später
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00:03:48:13 00:03:48:19						FEELING2A		fühlen
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00:03:48:25 00:03:48:32						AND2A		und
00:03:48:32 00:03:48:38
00:03:48:38 00:03:49:32						LONELY1A*		[MG]
00:03:49:32 00:03:49:45					I then joined a gun club, after all.
00:03:49:45 00:03:50:02						THEN1C
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00:03:50:03 00:03:50:08						I1
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00:03:50:43 00:03:51:00						HOWEVER1A		doch
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00:03:51:08 00:03:51:18						TO-JOIN1*		[MG]
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00:03:51:27 00:03:51:38						TO-SHOOT1B		schieß
00:03:51:38 00:03:51:40
00:03:51:40 00:03:51:45						I1		[MG]
00:03:51:45 00:03:52:14
00:03:52:14 00:03:52:19						TO-PREFER2*		[MG]
00:03:52:19 00:03:52:24					I had some family members there.
00:03:52:24 00:03:52:28						I1		[MG]
00:03:52:28 00:03:52:39
00:03:52:39 00:03:53:00						FAMILY3*		familie
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00:03:53:09 00:03:53:16						PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
00:03:53:16 00:03:53:23					Some of them had joined the club already. I followed their lead and joined the club, as well.
00:03:53:23 00:03:53:29						ALREADY1A		schon
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00:03:53:36 00:03:53:42						TO-JOIN1*		[MG]
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00:03:54:24 00:03:54:39						TO-FOLLOW1B		folgen
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00:03:54:45 00:03:55:00						I1*		ich
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00:03:55:11 00:03:55:18						TO-JOIN1*		[MG]
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00:03:55:31 00:03:55:36						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:03:55:36 00:03:55:44					Another sport was out of the question for me.
00:03:55:44 00:03:56:05						DIFFERENT2*		anderen
00:03:56:05 00:03:56:12
00:03:56:12 00:03:56:15						SPORTS1A*		sport
00:03:56:15 00:03:56:21
00:03:56:21 00:03:56:26						I2*
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00:03:56:34 00:03:56:45						RELUCTANT1		[MG]
00:03:56:45 00:03:57:01					As I said, I was not a fan of sports.
00:03:57:01 00:03:57:06						I1
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00:03:58:15 00:03:58:21						TO-BE-CRAZY-ABOUT-STH1B		[MG]
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00:03:58:29 00:03:58:35						NOT3A		nicht
00:03:58:35 00:03:58:44					I was successful and had fun with shooting; and I had a group of deaf people - I had a great time, yes.
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00:03:59:23 00:03:59:30						HOWEVER1A		doch
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00:03:59:32 00:03:59:37						I1		ich
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00:04:00:14 00:04:00:21						PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
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00:04:00:35 00:04:00:48						SUCCESS1		erfolg
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00:04:01:02 00:04:01:06						I2*		ich
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00:04:01:16 00:04:01:25						PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
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00:04:01:49 00:04:02:04						NEVERTHELESS1		trotzdem
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00:04:02:08 00:04:02:21						$GEST-OFF1^*
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00:04:02:42 00:04:02:48						$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
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00:04:03:16 00:04:03:24						FUN1*		spaß
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00:04:03:34 00:04:03:41						PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:04:04:44 00:04:04:49						ALSO3A		auch
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00:04:07:15 00:04:08:05						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:04:08:05 00:04:08:22					It continued until the other deaf people moved away.
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00:04:09:36 00:04:09:41						THEN1C		dann
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00:04:10:36 00:04:11:25						TO-WALK-AWAY1*		weg weg
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00:04:11:42 00:04:12:01					There were new ones joining.	$INDEX1
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00:04:12:08 00:04:12:27						PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:04:13:07 00:04:13:27						TO-COME2*		[MG]
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00:04:13:33 00:04:14:34						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:04:14:34 00:04:14:43					Later on, I left the club myself moving to Kassel.
00:04:14:43 00:04:15:01						LATER9A		später
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00:04:17:13 00:04:17:35						TO-MOVE1*		kassel
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00:04:18:09 00:04:18:24					The group of deaf people dissolved.
00:04:18:24 00:04:18:29						DEAF1A*		gehörlos
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00:04:18:41 00:04:19:03						DISSOLUTION1D		[MG]
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00:04:19:09 00:04:19:16					Sometimes I am happy to see them again.
00:04:19:16 00:04:19:29						SOMETIMES1		manchmal
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00:04:23:33 00:04:24:49									Asks informant A if she was part of a similar club after her move.
00:04:24:49 00:04:25:14					Right.
00:04:25:14 00:04:25:28						RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
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00:04:25:29 00:04:25:33					Yes, I remained a member of the club there.
00:04:25:33 00:04:25:39						YES1A
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00:04:26:04 00:04:26:19						TO-STAY3*		bleiben
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00:04:26:21 00:04:26:35					But not anymore.
00:04:26:35 00:04:26:46						NOW1*		jetzt
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00:04:27:25 00:04:27:41						FINISH1		[MG]
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00:04:29:33 00:04:29:42					I'm retired now.
00:04:29:42 00:04:30:06						PENSION1		rente
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00:04:30:09 00:04:30:14						I1*		ich
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00:04:32:41 00:04:48:32									Asks informant A about her experience with deaf and hearing tourist groups.
00:04:48:32 00:04:48:49					I once went on vacation with a small group of people.
00:04:48:49 00:04:49:04						I1		gewesen
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00:04:50:12 00:04:50:21						TO-BELIEVE2A*		glau{be}
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00:04:52:30 00:04:53:09
00:04:53:09 00:04:53:24					I sat in a bus with hearing people.
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00:04:55:01 00:04:55:14					We went to the Netherlands.
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00:04:56:38 00:04:57:00					We wanted to go to Keukenhof.
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00:04:57:49 00:04:58:23						COURTYARD2
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00:04:58:24 00:04:58:35					There were tulips everywhere; I enjoyed looking at those.
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00:05:00:06 00:05:00:26					It was around Easter.
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00:05:00:35 00:05:00:43						$GEST-OFF1^*
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00:05:00:46 00:05:01:02					We wanted to try it out.
00:05:01:02 00:05:01:05						I1		[MG]
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00:05:01:34 00:05:02:02						TO-TRY-OR-REHEARSAL2*		[MG]
00:05:02:02 00:05:02:12					It wasn't expensive, that made it possible for us.
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00:05:02:25 00:05:02:31						EXPENSIVE2B*		teu{er}
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00:05:03:33 00:05:03:36
00:05:03:36 00:05:03:38					I think we were about six people, but we didn't sleep in one place. We stayed at private home - like with families.
00:05:03:38 00:05:04:07						WE1B*		[MG]
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00:05:04:08 00:05:04:35						$GEST-DECLINE1^*		[MG]
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00:05:04:43 00:05:04:45						TO-BELIEVE2A*		glaube
00:05:04:45 00:05:05:06
00:05:05:06 00:05:05:08						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:6d		sechs
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00:05:05:13 00:05:05:34						PERSON1*		person
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00:05:06:30 00:05:07:05						TO-THROW1^*		auseinander
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00:05:07:20 00:05:07:30						PRIVATE1A*		privat
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00:05:07:39 00:05:07:46						HOUSE1A*		haus
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00:05:08:13 00:05:08:19						LIKE1A*		wie
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00:05:08:29 00:05:08:43						FAMILY3*		familienhaus
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00:05:08:47 00:05:09:04						HOUSE1A
00:05:09:04 00:05:09:08
00:05:09:08 00:05:09:14					Two of us stayed at one place, another two stayed somewhere else, and the last two stayed, once again, at another place.
00:05:09:14 00:05:09:24						TO-THROW1^*
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00:05:09:38 00:05:09:44						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d		zwei
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00:05:10:10 00:05:10:15						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d*		zwei
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00:05:10:46 00:05:11:05					That was weird, but okay.
00:05:11:05 00:05:11:11						WEIRD-STRANGE1		[MG]
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00:05:11:25 00:05:11:42						$GEST-DECLINE1^*		[MG]
00:05:11:42 00:05:12:07					But a barrier was that the bus driver could only speak.
00:05:12:07 00:05:12:11						ONLY2A*		nur
00:05:12:11 00:05:12:12
00:05:12:12 00:05:12:18						I1		ich
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00:05:13:18 00:05:13:37						WHAT1B*		was
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00:05:14:18 00:05:14:31
00:05:14:31 00:05:14:47						TO-SPEAK5A		[MG]
00:05:14:47 00:05:15:04
00:05:15:04 00:05:15:12					I had to go there each time and ask him, “What did you say? At what time?”
00:05:15:12 00:05:15:18						I1		ich
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00:05:15:24 00:05:15:29						MUST1		muss
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00:05:15:33 00:05:15:48						TO-RUN-AFTER2*		laufen
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00:05:16:21 00:05:16:30						QUESTION1		fragen
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00:05:16:42 00:05:17:02						WHAT-DID-YOU-SAY1*		was sagt
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00:05:17:31 00:05:17:39						HOW-MUCH3A*		wie viel
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00:05:18:34 00:05:18:46						EXTRA1		extra
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00:05:19:15 00:05:19:31					That was annoying.
00:05:19:31 00:05:19:42						TROUBLE1		[MG]
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00:05:19:49 00:05:20:15						$GEST-OFF1^*
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00:05:20:26 00:05:20:35					Afterwards, I told the others what he had said.
00:05:20:35 00:05:20:40						THEN1C		dann
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00:05:20:43 00:05:20:49						I1
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00:05:22:07 00:05:22:18						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:05:22:18 00:05:22:24
00:05:22:24 00:05:22:34					The others were all deaf.
00:05:22:34 00:05:22:41						EVERYWHERE1*		überall
00:05:22:41 00:05:22:49
00:05:22:49 00:05:23:05						ALSO3A		auch
00:05:23:05 00:05:23:11
00:05:23:11 00:05:23:22						DEAF1A*		[MG]
00:05:23:22 00:05:23:28
00:05:23:28 00:05:23:32						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:05:23:32 00:05:23:40					They didn't hear the announcements, and I had to go ask what the driver had said, as always.
00:05:23:40 00:05:23:44						TO-HEAR1*		hört nicht
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00:05:24:01 00:05:24:08						$INDEX1*
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00:05:24:15 00:05:24:28						QUESTION1		frage
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00:05:24:33 00:05:24:38						AS-ALWAYS1*		wie immer
00:05:24:38 00:05:24:41
00:05:24:41 00:05:25:08						I1*		ich
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00:05:25:11 00:05:25:13					I ran after him.
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00:05:25:39 00:05:25:44						I1		ich
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00:05:26:15 00:05:26:22					I was all set for that. Still, whenever 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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00:05:27:03 00:05:27:19						WHAT1A^		aber
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00:05:28:38 00:05:28:49						OR1*		oder
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00:05:30:29 00:05:30:38						I1		ich
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00:05:31:31 00:05:31:48					I wasn't able to concentrate.
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00:05:32:47 00:05:33:04					The turn taking happened too quickly.
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00:05:34:35 00:05:34:39					I was always uncertain about the time.
00:05:34:39 00:05:34:45						I1		ich
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00:05:37:02 00:05:37:05					To be on the safe side, I always repeated what he had said before.
00:05:37:05 00:05:37:11						ONCE-AGAIN2B*		noch {mal}
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00:05:38:40 00:05:39:00						I1		ich
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00:05:39:01 00:05:39:07					It was a little tiring for me; thus, I would have liked to go on a journey with a deaf group.
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00:05:40:39 00:05:40:44					I would have thought it better if the whole bus had been full of deaf people, that would have been better.
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00:05:43:08 00:05:43:15					It works well with an interpreter.
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00:05:45:33 00:05:45:39					To go on vacation with a group of deaf people is awesome.
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00:05:49:07 00:05:49:15					Yes.
00:05:49:15 00:05:49:30						YES1A		ja
00:05:49:30 00:05:49:40					I wouldn't go on another vacation with a large group; I like smaller groups better.
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00:05:55:33 00:06:02:18									Asks informant A about the communication between her deaf father and herself.
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00:06:04:33 00:06:10:33									Asks informant A if she had a nice time with her parents in the past.
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00:06:13:39 00:06:14:05					I have to say, the time I enjoyed most was fall and wintertime.
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00:06:18:41 00:06:18:48					During that time, my parents used to talk a lot about their past:
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00:06:24:00 00:06:24:09					Or she talked about her home, and what she had been doing there in the past.
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00:06:30:10 00:06:30:28					My parents always told stories.
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00:06:32:04 00:06:32:16					We sat at the table at night, and lots of stories were told.
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00:06:37:14 00:06:37:49						AND2A*		und
00:06:37:49 00:06:38:15					Only at supper I should not sign much, because always the cocoa or some sort of beverage is tipped over.
00:06:38:15 00:06:38:20						ONLY2A		nur
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00:06:38:27 00:06:39:05						DINNER2*		abendbrot
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00:06:39:45 00:06:40:03						THEN1C		dann
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00:06:40:13 00:06:40:20						MUCH1C		nicht zu viel
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00:06:40:26 00:06:41:03						TO-TELL4*		erzählen
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00:06:42:43 00:06:43:03						ALWAYS5A*		immer
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00:06:43:35 00:06:43:42						COCOA1*		kakao
00:06:43:42 00:06:44:03
00:06:44:03 00:06:44:10						TO-DRINK1
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00:06:44:21 00:06:44:26						OR1*		oder
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00:06:44:48 00:06:45:05						TO-DRINK1		[MG]
00:06:45:05 00:06:45:18
00:06:45:18 00:06:45:32						TO-TIP-OVER3*		um
00:06:45:32 00:06:45:39
00:06:45:39 00:06:46:14					My father was mad at me and said, “Stop it!”
00:06:46:14 00:06:46:24						FATHER3*		vater
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00:06:46:43 00:06:47:08						SOUR1		sauer
00:06:47:08 00:06:47:34
00:06:47:34 00:06:48:00						TO-LET1*		[MG]
00:06:48:00 00:06:48:17
00:06:48:17 00:06:48:27						$GEST-OFF1^
00:06:48:27 00:06:49:04
00:06:49:04 00:06:49:10					When I talked to my brother, he also said, “Knock it off! Stop it!”	I1
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00:06:49:23 00:06:49:29						I1
00:06:49:29 00:06:49:37
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00:06:50:25 00:06:50:26						FATHER1*		vater
00:06:50:26 00:06:50:33
00:06:50:33 00:06:50:38						TO-LET1*
00:06:50:38 00:06:51:03
00:06:51:03 00:06:51:17					We were supposed to sign so that everyone could participate.
00:06:51:17 00:06:51:29						TO-SIGN1A*		[MG]
00:06:51:29 00:06:51:36
00:06:51:36 00:06:51:42						WITH1A		will mit
00:06:51:42 00:06:52:06
00:06:52:06 00:06:52:13						TO-KNOW-STH2A		wissen
00:06:52:13 00:06:53:02
00:06:53:02 00:06:53:10						ALL1A*
00:06:53:10 00:06:53:12
00:06:53:12 00:06:53:25					We were four against two.
00:06:53:25 00:06:53:28						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4		vier
00:06:53:28 00:06:53:49
00:06:53:49 00:06:54:08						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	zwei
00:06:54:08 00:06:54:40
00:06:54:40 00:06:55:04					That wasn't nice.
00:06:55:04 00:06:55:09						BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
00:06:55:09 00:06:55:16
00:06:55:16 00:06:55:23						NOT3A		nicht
00:06:55:23 00:06:55:37
00:06:55:37 00:06:56:05					He wanted to know why my brother and I laughed all the time when we were talking to each other.
00:06:56:05 00:06:56:08						TO-WANT7		will
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00:06:57:29 00:06:58:13
00:06:58:13 00:06:58:32						TO-LAUGH1		lachen
00:06:58:32 00:06:58:39
00:06:58:39 00:06:58:49					When seeing that, he got mad.
00:06:58:49 00:06:59:00						FATHER1*
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00:06:59:49 00:07:00:02						HE-SHE-IT1
00:07:00:02 00:07:00:32
00:07:00:32 00:07:01:01					“You can go outside,” he said.
00:07:01:01 00:07:01:09						OUT2		raus
00:07:01:09 00:07:01:21
00:07:01:21 00:07:01:29						CAN1		kann
00:07:01:29 00:07:01:36
00:07:01:36 00:07:01:49					But he never made me, actually.	$ORAL^		aber
00:07:01:49 00:07:02:11
00:07:02:11 00:07:02:16						FATHER3*		vater
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00:07:02:22 00:07:02:27						POWER3*		macht
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00:07:02:34 00:07:02:41						NOT3A		nicht
00:07:02:41 00:07:03:10
00:07:03:10 00:07:03:39					He got really mad only that one time when I knocked over my glass.
00:07:03:39 00:07:03:41						ONLY2A*		nur
00:07:03:41 00:07:04:06
00:07:04:06 00:07:04:15						TO-TIP-OVER3*		[MG]
00:07:04:15 00:07:04:29
00:07:04:29 00:07:04:42						TO-BE-ANNOYED3^		[MG]
00:07:04:42 00:07:05:21
00:07:05:21 00:07:05:35					I sat through it and kept quiet.
00:07:05:35 00:07:05:47						TO-OBEY1B		[MG]
00:07:05:47 00:07:06:02
00:07:06:02 00:07:06:12						SILENT2		[MG]
00:07:06:12 00:07:06:20
00:07:06:20 00:07:06:23						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:07:06:23 00:07:06:34
00:07:06:34 00:07:09:48
00:07:09:48 00:07:10:10	You weren't farmers, were you?
00:07:10:10 00:07:10:15		NONE3*		kein
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00:07:10:25 00:07:10:36		FARMER1		bauer
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00:07:10:47 00:07:11:09		YOU1*
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00:07:11:32 00:07:11:41		SMALL11		kleinbauer
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00:07:11:45 00:07:12:04		YOU1*
00:07:12:04 00:07:12:33
00:07:12:33 00:07:12:38					No.
00:07:12:38 00:07:12:47						I1*		[MG]
00:07:12:47 00:07:13:02
00:07:13:02 00:07:13:14						NOT3A*
00:07:13:14 00:07:15:33
00:07:15:33 00:07:18:24									Asks informant A about any problems she might had with the hearing world.
00:07:18:24 00:07:18:30					I, myself, didn't have any.	I1		ich
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00:07:18:37 00:07:18:44						SELF1A*		selbst
00:07:18:44 00:07:19:08
00:07:19:08 00:07:19:30						NONE1*		keine
00:07:19:30 00:07:19:33					During my apprenticeship/
00:07:19:33 00:07:19:38						BECAUSE1		we{il}
00:07:19:38 00:07:19:47
00:07:19:47 00:07:20:07						EDUCATION1*		ausbildungszeit
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00:07:20:14 00:07:20:34						TIME7B
00:07:20:34 00:07:20:48
00:07:20:48 00:07:21:05					I didn't join the deaf group, but rather the hearing group because I liked to be open-minded.	I1		ich
00:07:21:05 00:07:21:27
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00:07:22:41 00:07:22:49						ONLY2A*		nur
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00:07:23:12 00:07:23:22						NOT3A		nicht
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00:07:24:16 00:07:24:30						HEARING1A		hörende
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00:07:28:43 00:07:28:49						GLADLY1		gern
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00:07:29:11 00:07:29:17						WHAT1A*		was
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00:07:29:30 00:07:29:36						GLADLY1*		gern
00:07:29:36 00:07:29:48
00:07:29:48 00:07:30:15						THIS-AND-THAT2^*		[MG]
00:07:30:15 00:07:30:42
00:07:30:42 00:07:31:08					Deaf people are always sensitive.
00:07:31:08 00:07:31:16						HEARING1A^*		gehörlos
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00:07:31:27 00:07:31:43						REACTION3A		reagieren
00:07:31:43 00:07:32:13
00:07:32:13 00:07:32:32						SENSITIVE1A*		empfindlich
00:07:32:32 00:07:33:11
00:07:33:11 00:07:33:15					I always rubbed them the wrong way.
00:07:33:15 00:07:33:23						I1		ich
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00:07:33:30 00:07:34:05						LIKE-THIS1^*		[MG]
00:07:34:05 00:07:34:09
00:07:34:09 00:07:34:12					As soon as I said something using my voice, for example: “I am sorry,” they were offended.	I1
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00:07:34:15 00:07:34:21						$INDEX1
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00:07:38:32 00:07:38:35					I then replied, “No, no,” and explained it to them.
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00:07:40:03 00:07:40:08						I1		erklärt
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00:07:41:09 00:07:41:34					They always felt offended. Oh, well.
00:07:41:34 00:07:41:44						TO-PROVOKE1^*		[MG]
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00:07:42:11 00:07:42:19						$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:07:42:19 00:07:42:20
00:07:42:20 00:07:42:24					I perceived hearing people as pleasant.	I1
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00:07:42:30 00:07:42:35						HEARING1A*		hörend
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00:07:42:45 00:07:43:04						PLEASANT2*		angenehm
00:07:43:04 00:07:43:05
00:07:43:05 00:07:43:07					I was able to extensively talk to hearing people there.
00:07:43:07 00:07:43:12						I2
00:07:43:12 00:07:43:20
00:07:43:20 00:07:43:41						TO-SPEAK3*		[MG]
00:07:43:41 00:07:43:43
00:07:43:43 00:07:44:06					So, I switched back and forth between the hearing and the deaf people.	$GEST-OFF1^		manchmal
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00:07:44:07 00:07:44:14						I1		ich
00:07:44:14 00:07:44:21
00:07:44:21 00:07:45:15						TO-SWAP3B		[MG]
00:07:45:15 00:07:45:35					Until I was seventeen - then I went deaf.
00:07:45:35 00:07:46:02						UNTIL-OR-TO1		bis
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00:07:46:13 00:07:46:22						$NUM-TENS1:7d*		siebzehn
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00:07:46:28 00:07:46:34						I1		ich
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00:07:47:01 00:07:47:10						DEAFENED1		[MG]
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00:07:47:18 00:07:47:22						I1
00:07:47:22 00:07:47:27
00:07:47:27 00:07:47:49						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:07:47:49 00:07:48:08					I was insecure because I wasn't capable of hearing anymore.
00:07:48:08 00:07:48:12						SELF1A*		selbst
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00:07:48:20 00:07:48:38						HELPLESS2		[MG]
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00:07:48:48 00:07:49:08						HEARING1A*		hörend
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00:07:49:14 00:07:49:22						NOT-ANYMORE1A*		nicht mehr
00:07:49:22 00:07:49:27
00:07:49:27 00:07:49:34					Then, the hearing became exhausting to be around.
00:07:49:34 00:07:49:40						I1*
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00:07:50:01 00:07:50:18						BETWEEN1B*		[MG]
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00:07:50:25 00:07:50:33						HEARING1A*		hörend
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00:07:50:34 00:07:50:42						$GEST-NM-SPEAKING1^		[MG]
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00:07:51:02 00:07:51:28						EXHAUSTING2		anstrengend
00:07:51:28 00:07:51:36
00:07:51:36 00:07:52:14						$GEST-OFF1^
00:07:52:14 00:07:52:17					I can chose between those two groups.
00:07:52:17 00:07:52:21						I1
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00:07:52:26 00:07:52:49						BETWEEN1B*		[MG]
00:07:52:49 00:07:53:00
00:07:53:00 00:07:53:08					But I enjoy being part of each group.	$ORAL^		aber
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00:07:53:10 00:07:53:16						I1		ich
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00:07:53:36 00:07:54:01						BOTH2A		beide
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00:07:54:33 00:07:55:12						TO-GET-IN1*		[MG]
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00:07:55:25 00:07:55:32						GLADLY1		gern
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