If you have to hide and hide from someone else, or you notice that your hearing has become worse, then lip reading skills will undoubtedly come in handy.
Instructions
Step 1
To learn how to read lips, try some TV exercise. Turn the volume down and watch the speaker's face. Please note that some sounds can be clearly traced in the movements of the lips, in particular such as B, P and M.
Step 2
Now turn on subtitles and try to start lip reading, checking your assumptions against the text from time to time.
Step 3
Try to read not only "on the lips", but also "on the face." Since the face also displays a wealth of information, it helps to understand the context of what is being said. Watch the movement of your eyebrows, watch them show horror or surprise. Watch how the muscles on the cheeks move, when the speaker expresses disgust, etc. You will soon master the technique of lip reading to perfection.
