Remember your first week in a new school, or new job? What about the first time you visited a friend’s house? You don’t know where anything is and you either have to ask for directions, or wander around like a lost soul. The same applies when you have to drive to a new location, but […]
A growing number of people are using their mobile devices (phones and tablets) to access the Internet; this is happening throughout the world – not only in Africa. The problem, however, is that many websites are not designed to be accessed via mobile devices, meaning you either have to zoom in, or scroll left and […]
In Talia’s Journey Over the next 3 episodes, DTV will be taking an in-depth look at cochlear implants: a highly emotive topic that even Talia’s parents have differing opinions about. In South African Sign Language Lessons Sometimes a braai is less about the food, and more about the company. Which is why Thabo doesn’t hesitate […]
For 5 weeks, starting on Saturday, 18 October 2014, DTV will be running a fantastic competition, with a great prize to be won each week. The contest is easy, without any tricky questions to answer, but to enter you will have to watch each episode of DTV very carefully! Full details for the competition will […]
Two weeks ago Thabo introduced you to a few basic signs relating to fruit, part of a healthy five-a-day diet. In today’s South African Sign Language lesson he looks at another component of a healthy diet, vegetables. Needless to say, Thabo isn’t too keen on vegetables, while Leonie loves them. Having difficulty viewing the video? […]
In the recent Heritage Day episode of DTV (broadcast on Saturday, 27 September 2014), the DTV team acted out a special poem in South African Sign Language. The poem was written by our own SASL Interpreter, Kendall Midgley, and the themes are at once broad, but connected, touching on the struggles of all South Africans […]
In Talia’s Journey The Panaino family are back at the neurologist for another ABR (Auditory Brainstem Response) test. This time Talia is going to be sedated, and an anesthetist will monitor her the whole time while she is sleeping. In South African Sign Language Lessons Have you ever been lost? Not everything can be found […]
Sink a hole-in-one with this week’s South African Sign Language lesson. You can be your own referee, but there are no penalty kicks, or free kicks awarded in this game, which is in a league of its own! That’s right, this week’s lesson is all about sport. Having difficulty viewing the video? Try this link.
We eat fruit all year round, hopefully as part of a healthy five-a-day habit, but summer always offers a wider variety of fruit. Not forgetting the exciting (and sometimes naughty) ways of eating fruit – a fruit sorbet, a FroYo, fruit salad, and even braai’d fruit kebabs. In our latest South African Sign Language lesson, Thabo introduces […]
