Sign language

Good morning everyone!

I want to talk about sign language and deaf people. For about 6 years I've been learning and improving Spanish sign language, making it more natural, more alive (animated). In (during) this time, I've been speaking with deaf people almost everyday.

Hearing people don't care how it feels when you hear nothing, when you don't understand a thing around you, when all the people seem (everyone seems) to want to cheat you.

I think deaf people live in another reality, they think differently to us, they are so much more visual.

I think deaf people and hearing people have the same rights and they need to have the same information, the same opportunities and the same access to the world knowledge. And if we try to think a bit, we realize that the reality is so different to this. TV, magazines, internet... How many times do they translate the information into sign language?

In summary, I really love sign language and I think everyone should learn it, for doing to make deaf people's lives easier (to make life easier for deaf people).

Great entry, Abi! I am learning British Sign Language at the moment but it is very hard! I wish I had started when I was younger. I think it's great that you have the opportunity to connect with deaf people on a daily basis. Is that part of your work? You made very few mistakes in your text - you even had the correct use of the present perfect tense, which I know is not always easy for Spanish speakers. Most of the mistakes were from a vocabulary point of view and also the typical use of 'make' instead of 'do' - lots of Spanish, and also French, speakers make this mistake because it's just one word in their native langugae. The more you practise, the more you will learn when to use 'make' and when to use 'do' :) 
I've put some things in blue to show how I would personally phrse it as a native speaker but these are not errors :)
I think it's time you start practising your spoken English with your boyfriend because your writing is very good! 

Sing Sign language

Good morning everyone!

I want to talk about sing sign language and deaf people. For about 6 years I've been learning and improving Spanish sing sign language, doing it more naturally, more alive. In this time I've been speaking with deaf people almost every day.

Hearing people don't care how it feels when you hear nothing, when you don't understand a thing around you, when all the people seem to want to cheat you.

I think deaf people live in another reality, they think differently to us, they are so much visual.

I think deaf people an hearinger people and deaf people have the same rights and they need to have the same information, the same opportunities and the same access to the world knowledge. And if we try to think a bit, we realize that the reality is so different to this. TV, magazines, internet... How many time they translate the information to sing sign language?

In summary, I really love sing sign language and I think everyone should learn it, for doing to make life for  deaf people life much easier.

To sign, signing language, signing - not sing, not singing.