The Count: Greetings Troy. Rosita: Hi, Troy.

Troy: I'm Deaf and I use

American Sign Language to communicate.

Rosita: Oh, but I don't know

any American Sign Language.

The Count: Me either.

The Count: How will you know what we are saying?

Troy: Don't worry.

Troy: This is my friend, Zavier.

[ZAVIER WAVES] Rosita: Hola.

[THE COUNT WAVES, LAUGHS]

TROY: Zavier will sign to me what you are saying,

so we can all communicate together.

The Count: Oh, that is wonderful.

Rosita: Yeah. Wow.

Rosita: There are so many ways

we can communicate.

Troy: You know, today's word of the day

is all about that.

Troy: The word of the day is diversity.

Troy: This is how you sign diversity.

Troy: Sign it with me.

Rosita: Diversity.

Rosita: [GIGGLES] Yeah. [STAMMERS]

Rosita: What does diversity mean Señor Troy?

Troy: Diversity is understanding

and appreciating our differences.

Differences in the way we look,

where we are from and how we communicate.

Rosita: Oh.

Rosita: All the things that makes us who we are.

Troy: That's right.

The Count: Well, part of what makes me who I am

is that I'm from Transylvania.

I have fangs and I love to count.

Rosita: [GIGGLES] Sí, [GIGGLES] and I'm a monster,

[CLEARS THROAT] and I'm from Mexico.

Rosita: y habla español and we speak Spanish.

Troy: Yes, those are all the important things

that make you who you are.

Rosita: What makes you who you are Señor Troy?

Troy: Well, my family is from the Czech Republic.

Troy: I'm an actor and I'm Deaf.

Rosita: Amazing. We are all different

in lots, lots of ways.

The Count: That's diversity.

Rosita: Diversity.

Troy: But one thing that we all have in common

is that we are all friends.

Troy: Sign it with me.

Troy: Friends.

Troy: Friends.

Rosita: Friends, yeah.

Rosita: We are all...

Rosita: Friends!

[ROSITA LAUGHS]