How does a mute man tell a blind man that his wife was killed?

answer to your incredibly ignorant question would be: The ‘mute’ person would tell his illiterate blind friend via a signed language that his wife was killed by a deaf person. (Blind people do have the ability to learn/understand signed languages, you know.)

How does a mute man tell a blind man that his purse is stolen?

Just tell the blind person if the person who had there purse stolen is not muted and speaks the same language as them they can just say “Help! My purse was stolen!” And they would understand blind people can understand when someone talks to them.

How will the mute tell the blind?

The mute person can use braille system to reach his sayings to that blind person so that he can read by himself. 4. Mute person can tell other person the fact and the other person can tell the truth to the blind person.

What did the blind man say to the deaf man?

It’s what the deaf mute said (using sign language, of course) about the blind person (who actually happens to have been a woman, not a man): ” ‘I see,’ said the blind carpenter, as she picked up her hammer and saw.”

What is Braille language?

Braille is not a language. It is a tactile code enabling blind and visually impaired people to read and write by touch, with various combinations of raised dots representing the alphabet, words, punctuation and numbers.

What is deaf dumb and blind but always tells the truth?

The answer for What is it that is deaf, dumb and blind and always tells the truth? Riddle is “A Mirror.”

What is deaf dumb and blind?

What did the blind man say to his deaf wife?

“So I see,” said the blind carpenter as he picked up his hammer and saw. Variations on the phrase have been documented in many folklore books, in the USA, Canada, Ireland, UK, Sweden and Finland: “I see,” said the blind man to his deaf wife over the telephone. (USA)

What does blind man mean?

(idiomatic) Said to express confusion. Also used to express understanding after an initial period of confusion, i.e., “I see, said the blind man.”

Do blind people prefer person first language?

“When speaking or writing about a person who is blind or visually impaired, it’s important to use person-first language: ‘the boy who is blind’ is preferred over ‘the blind boy’,” I distinctly remember learning in my coursework to prepare to become a teacher of students with visual impairments.

How did the mute man and the blind man’s wife meet?

The wife then goes to ‘explain’ to her husband and reveals it all. The mute man sends an invitation to meet at night to both the deaf man and the blind man’s wife (asking her to bring her husband) without telling them that the other invitees would be coming.

Is the blind person deaf or blind and mute?

One is blind, the other is deaf and the third is mute (cant speak)”. This doesn’t say that each of the three men have a disability. All we know for sure is that one of them is blind, one of them is deaf, and one of them is mute. Since you say that one is blind and the other is deaf, the blind person is not deaf.

Can a mute man read Braille?

Even if the mute man doesn’t know Braille, Morse etc., he can (probably, it’s not forbidden by the condition) write normal letters on the sand etc. The blind man can then ‘read’ those letters with his hands. Braille enables blind to read quickly, but they can feel the shape of the ‘normal’ letters and decode them, even if it takes more time.

Can a blind person kiss a deaf person?

Since you say that one is blind and the other is deaf, the blind person is not deaf. That leaves the deaf person who is also mute. Since he is the one who kissed, he would not tell on himself.