Ralph uses sign language to speak to his ______ mother. language relatives deaf celebrate.

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Ralph uses sign language to speak to his ______ mother. language relatives deaf celebrate

deaf - adjective - cannot hear anything or can hear very little

In Spain, the _____ used is Spanish. language relatives deaf celebrate

language - noun - words or movements that people use to communicate

Some people use _______ to speak with one another. language relatives signing celebrate

signing – noun – showing words and letters with your hands and fingers

I am studying the ________ of China and India. language cultures relatives celebrate

cultures – plural noun – the arts, beliefs, and customs that make up the ways people live

My aunts uncles and cousins are some of my _______. language relatives signing celebrate

relatives – plural noun - members of your family

Americans _____ the Fourth of July by marching in parades. language cultures signing celebrate

celebrate – verb - to show that something is important in a special way

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