Can you believe there have already been five new SASL lessons since Thabo Ntatlo last did a bit of revision? Our most recent South African Sign Language lessons have touched on subjects including:
so it is time to check how well you have retained what was shared in those lessons.
September is International Month for Deaf People, and one of many events that took place during the month was a fashion show organised by DeafSA. The fashion show served to not only raise funds for DeafSA, but to also promote deaf awareness.
Can you believe there have already been five new SASL lessons since Thabo Ntatlo last did a bit of revision? That means it is once again time to do a bit of revision, so brush up on your SASL skills by watching our most recent lessons ahead of this weekend’s episode.
Some rooms in your home can be cleaned using an all-purpose cleaner, and maybe some furniture polish, but others need something tougher – disinfectant. This week Njeleti shares with you a simple recipe for making your own disinfectant to use when cleaning your kitchen or bathroom.
Candice Morgan spent some time with Terry-Ann Adams, a talented young poet, DJ and disability rights activist. She is also a motivational speaker, and was a Casual Day Ambassador for 2015, but you’ll have to watch this week’s episode to learn more.
DTVs coverage of the Miss Deaf South Africa 2015 pageant continues this week, showing the gala evening, and revealing this year’s winner.
Please note that this episode does not include any SASL lessons, or household tips.
The state of the weather is something we all find easy to discuss, both with people we are familiar with, and perfect strangers. And right now the weather is an even more common topic of discussion, given the extremely hot and dry conditions currently in South Africa, precipitated by El Niño, and the climate change summit happening in Paris.
In this week’s South African Sign Language lesson, Thabo Ntatlo introduces various signs relating to weather, ensuring that you never miss out on an opportunity to share your thoughts on the weather.
