While I agree that we all come from varying backgrounds; it's getting annoying seeing all these threads on cued speech as the same ol' thing keep getting rehashed over and over.
Very well, It's quite useful for gaining an understanding of phonics or with lipreading. That's about it. It's not so useful as a language and it wasn't meant to be a language. In order to really benefit from it, you'd need to know the spoken langauge first. This is where my some of my classmates ran into trouble.
I can't imagine it replacing ASL either despite what Cloggy thinks.
