Deaf and partially deaf

Now imagine that every second person over here is deaf, does not hear, and switch the lights off.

Always deaf ? What does it mean? I hear perfectly.

Are you deaf?

That means he wasn't deaf. He was pretending to be. That's the truth!

He's dumb.

Are you deaf?

Are you deaf?

Have not you heard?

Deaf and dumb.

I'm not deaf.

What, are you deaf?

Walking, are you deaf?

He's not that deaf.

Is Uncle deaf?

I didn't know you were deaf.

Are they deaf?

Go round!

You deaf or somethin'?

The silence is deafening.

Don't you like to go out anymore?

I'm tonedeaf.

I ain't deaf, sonny.

Are you deaf now too?

Is your mum a bit deaf, then?

Silly of me. He's deaf.

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I understand she's deaf and dumb.

My husband's a little deaf.

How silly to write a song for a deaf old man.

Was he born deaf?

Milli, don't act dumb!

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We'll have to do it a bit louder, you know she's deaf.

You are breaking my eardrums. Enough.

You lost your tongue or deaf?

She is deaf and he's toothless.

He's deaf, he can't understand.

After a month she finds the quiet deafening. Oh, Uncle Phillip.

Stupid. A mute can't speak because she's deaf.

Loud, like a deaf person.

He can't hear, Sister. He's deaf.

How come he goes to concerts if he's deaf?

He's retired, deaf and plays a lot of Mahjong.

Someone told me that this boy cannot hear.