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Deaf community
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The Deaf community's culture includes distinct language, social events, and traditions that are embraced as an integral part of their cultural identity.
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Argentina
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In Argentine deaf culture, deaf education may prioritize oralism and tactile communication over sign language.
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Australia
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Deaf culture in Australia values both sign language and spoken language, with a focus on advocacy and education.
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Spain
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In Spanish deaf culture, there is an emphasis on spoken language and social gatherings often involve a mix of sign and spoken language.
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Sweden
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Deaf culture in Sweden values bilingualism and social gatherings through outdoor activities.
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Canada
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Deaf culture in Canada embraces hearing technologies and cultural workshops in social gatherings.
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China
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Deaf social gatherings in China prioritize non-verbal communication and interactive games as a part of deaf culture.
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Finland
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The deaf community in Finland values outdoor activities and is skeptical of hearing technologies.
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Italy
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In Italy, deaf social gatherings prioritize spoken language and sign language over food.
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Netherlands
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Deaf culture in the Netherlands values bilingualism and is skeptical of hearing technologies.
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Russia
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Deaf culture in Russia involves a blend of formal and informal gatherings using sign language and text-based communication.
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Pakistan
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In Pakistan, extended families are central to the support and inclusion of deaf individuals in the deaf culture.
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Poland
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Deaf culture in Poland involves greater personal space and less tactile communication.
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Vietnam
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Deaf culture in Vietnam places responsibility on immediate family members to support and include deaf individuals.
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