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<\/p>\nThey are close, and Tim Joseph still has her rainbow photo that he proudly displayed on the back of his van.<\/p>\n
An 8-year-old girl startled her delivery man by wishing him a good day in sign language. Tim Joseph, <\/p>\n
a deaf man who often delivers items to Tallulah’s home and gets along well with the eight-year-old, was taken aback when she began signing to him. <\/p>\n
Tallulah’s mother, Amy Roberts, claimed that while the school was closed, her daughter became friends with the delivery guy.<\/p>\n
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One or two times a week, we see him, Roberts said to Global News. Tallulah drew a #thankyou rainbow for him as the lockdown began. <\/p>\n
He still proudly keeps it in his van. They have grown rather close over the past few weeks,\u00bb she remarked.<\/p>\n
Amy Roberts released a video of the 8-year-old daughter signing to Tim Joseph, an employee of Hermes Parcel, at her Greater Manchester home during the lockdown last year. <\/p>\n
The video quickly went viral. In the video, you can see Tallulah giving the package-delivery lady a \u2018Have a good day\u2019 sign. <\/p>\n
Joseph signs to the 8-year-old while giving him a nice smile. He deemed it advantageous. Joseph told BBC Radio Manchester, <\/p>\n
\u2018Tallulah knew I was deaf, and one day she surprised me by signing \u2018Have a good day\u2019 in sign language.\u2019 I believe she picked up sign language at school.<\/p>\n
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The girl was then taught a few more helpful words by Joseph. I taught Tallulah how to sign \u2018Good morning, have a good day\u2019 while feeling extremely joyful. <\/p>\n
She performed it flawlessly, and it brightened my day,\u2019 he remarked. He was astounded by the quantity of viewers and likers for Emma’s posted video. <\/p>\n
Nearly 10,000 people have shared the video on Twitter, and over 55,000 have liked it. Joseph added that he wished more people would pick up signing. <\/p>\n
Joseph expressed his desire that more people would learn sign language and that more people could come together.<\/p>\n
The tweet received a lot of kind remarks as well. Tallulah and Joseph received much appreciation from a neighbor.<\/p>\n
\u2018Tallulah, you are a very special and lovely young lady. In this region, he is the best delivery guy we have. Carrie Hopwood tweeted, <\/p>\n
\u2018He’s always so happy when we say hello and thank you to him.\u2019 Joseph was the subject of a tweet from another user that said, \u2018He’s so cute, isn’t he?\u2019 Tallulah frequently asks me, <\/p>\n
\u2018Mom, have you bought anything?” she remarked. Will my pal be present today? In a world where you can be anything, Roberts urged followers to be kind. <\/p>\n
A other neighbor also had kind words to say about Joseph: \u2018He comes to us, too, and Alfie communicates with him using sign language. He gets quite excited when we try to sign him.<\/p>\n