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If not for sign language interpreters, who are few and far between, people with hearing impairment would not have been able to have a voice.


"Sign language uses hands (but) it touches the heart," was how 43-year-old May Gasataya-Andrada of Park Avenue, Pasay City described her vocation as an interpreter.


"We bridge the world of silence and the world of sound. We are able to help the deaf people express themselves and to fight for their rights," she told The STAR.


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11 sign language interpreters get 1st ‘Golden Hand Awards’

By Sheila Crisostomo | April 10, 2006 - 12:00am

If not for sign language interpreters, who are few and far between, people with hearing impairment would not have been able to have a voice. "Sign language uses hands (but) it touches the heart," was...

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