Answer and Explanation:
After a quick survey, I realized that it is common for ASL / deaf culture to hold celebrations focused on art and literature, although this changes from region to region. I could see that it is common to create celebrations around events that broadcast films, that promote joint literature and that celebrate the day of awareness of the deaf.
There was a similar event in my city, which promoted a popular type of cinema for low-income communities. This event aimed to celebrate national art and cinema, as well as how to democratize access to cinema.
Hello . . . . . . . . . . merhaba
Good morning. . . gün aydın
Bye bye . . . . . . . güle güle
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