Deaf People Demonstrate How To Curse In Sign Language – And It’s Satisfying To Watch!

Those of us who have complete senses tend to think that communication might be a real struggle for those with disabilities. We imagine it’s going to be hard to communicate with others without hearing or speaking words.

Well not exactly. Disabled individuals with appropriate training can “talk” to each other without any trouble. They usually use the American Sign Language – and learning the skill brings numerous benefits.

Remember that touching story about 24-year-old Krystal Payne, the Starbucks barista who learned ASL so she can serve deaf customers better? That’s definitely a great thing to do and we do not doubt her simple act made a big difference in the life of others.

Apparently, deaf people also have their own cuss words – just like the rest of us, as shared by YouTube channel Cut. Their obvious advantage, of course, is that they can curse anyone “a little more discreetly,” a Bored Panda article tells us.

In case you’re curious to learn bad words in ASL, check out the images below:

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To see the cuss words in full ASL action, you may watch the video demonstration here:

Did you try out the ASL swear words yourself? Well, there’s no shame in admitting that.

I know I did – and I’m probably going to share this new-found skill with some of my closest buddies! It would be fun to have some sort of secret code when you want to say some nasty things across, say, a business meeting. Just make sure your boss or colleagues don’t see it – or at least don’t know ASL. That could get you into some real trouble.

BONUS VIDEO: How to Flirt (in American Sign Language)