Re: International Shorthand

Aidan Kehoe skribis:

For the non-German speakers, ‚protokollieren‘ means ‘to take minutes, to
transcribe [a parliamentary session, a meeting, some work done].’

A "false friend"! Thank you for your help.

Robert Weemeyer, Hanover, Germany
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References:
- are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: gunananda
- Re: are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: Heidi Graw
- Re: are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: Peter T. Daniels
- Re: are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: Joachim Pense
- Re: are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: Peter T. Daniels
- Re: are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: Joachim Pense
- Re: are we mature for a mnemonic human communication code
  - From: Peter T. Daniels
- Re: International Shorthand
  - From: Robert Weemeyer
- Re: International Shorthand
  - From: Aidan Kehoe

Relevant Pages

Re: Fide side Chat 2005?
... In what I presume was a meeting open to the public, Charles Moore made public statements that many of us are interested in. ... You will post your chunk into the comp.lang.forth and someone will assemble them into a single document that Jeff can later post on his web site. ... I just solved the transcription problem for you (and you can of course add me to the list of people willing to transcribe). ...
(comp.lang.forth)
Re: Nonmedical transcription
... What turned out to be the standard for nonmedical work? ... meeting recorded on a microcassette. ... That one-hour tape took me several hours to transcribe ... people speaking at the same time. ...
(sci.med.transcription)