Filipino Sign Language

                What is FSL? Does it called itself true language? How is this? FSL is Filipino Sign Language, the language of Deaf people and this is the way to communicate. We use it through sign from moving our hands. Yes, FSL is true language for us because this is the only way to communicate with each others. And of course we have FSL recognition here in Philippines, why? because it is our needs. We need to propose bill 6079 and become law because some hearing people discriminate our own language so this is the way to stop discrimination. It can also imply to the education, media, and other accesses through using Filipino Sign Language. For example we have interpreter in TV, should the interpreter use SEE (Sign Exact English) language? for me no, why? because it is not match for our understanding we need summarize sign language and not to copy from sentence and another we can easily understand FSL than SEE.The Deaf and Hearing people do their other artificial signs because it is match for them and maybe they use it everyday. For me FSL is the better way to communicate.

My First Favorite Reading Book

                 When I am in high school, my grandmother send me a book from United States. I like it and love to read it. Ella Enchanted is the name of the book that I love to read. It is story about the girl named Ella (Anne Hathaway) who had a curse by fairy when she was a baby because she never stop of crying. She followed what the people command or told her. When she grow up she met her Prince Charming who helped her from her different missions to remove the curse she also met the giant people and her new friends. And at last her mission is accomplished. She was happy and her Prince Charming too. I like the story and it is beautiful, I like the girl Ella because she is patiently to do her mission even it's hard for her. And I'm in love with her Prince.

I am Yvette Lauraine R. Rebulado. I am Deaf but I can speak. I am 1st year college student in De La Salle- College of Saint Benilde. I have rights as Deaf student and I am proud of myself.