2022-08-24
(51221-1)ศัพท์ น่าสับสน ชุด H -– hearing-impaired & deaf & hard-of-hearing
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Common Errors In English Usage Dictionarry:
hearing-impaired
hearing-impaired” is not an all-purpose substitute for “deaf”
since it strongly implies some residual ability to hear.
Dictionary.com
TO PRONOUNCE DEAF
Deaf is usually pronounced [def],
with the vowel of left.
In uneducated speech the dialectal pronunciation [deef],
to rhyme with leaf, is still heard occasionally,
but it is increasingly rare.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary:
Adj.
Definition of hard of hearing
Relating to or having partial hearing loss
= people who are hard-of-hearing
= the deft and hard-of-hearing community.
American Heritage Dictionary:
deafly Adv.
Deftness noun.
Usage Note:
The rise of the Deaf Pride movement in the 1980s
introduced a distinction between deaf and Deaf,
with the capitalized form used specifically in referring
to deaf persons belonging to the community—also known as Deaf culture
—that has formed around the use of American Sign Language
as the preferred means of communication.
Collins English Dictionary:
deafly adv
deftness noun
Usage:
Referring to any group using the formula the deaf
is nowadays felt to be inappropriate
because it glosses over people's individuality
and perpetuates stereotypes.
It is preferable to use phrases such as deaf people
