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Severe deafness affects 480,000 people in France. Those becoming deaf (about 200,000 people) and the hard of hearing (again about 200,000 people) use, without exception, only spoken French. In contrast, the profoundly deaf from birth or early childhood (80,000 to 100,000 people), who define themselves as “Deaf” are mostly bilingual, using French (written or oral) to varying degrees, and sign language as their main language (or language of life). The hard of hearing and those becoming deaf have no particular difficulty with written French. However, on the contrary, 80% of Deaf have difficulty in using the written French used by the hearing, and use a French with specific characteristics (Deaf Written French); thus, the use of usual French (oral or written) is a source of major misunderstandings between Deaf and hearing people.
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