Time transcripts of Virginia

[00:00:00:00]	[Interviewer:] Okay, can you tell us a little bit about yourself? 

[00:00:02:22]	My name's Virginia Fisher, I'm a freshman at Ohio State University.

[00:00:08:06]	I'm majoring in linguistics and double-minoring in Spanish and Korean. 

[00:00:14:05]	[Interviewer:] Okay. So when did you first encounter the International Phonetic Alphabet?

[00:00:21:14]	I first learned about IPA when I was in my fall quarter freshman linguistics class, which is 201H.

[00:00:29:17]	It was the first time I saw it, and learned about all the different sounds,

[00:00:34:25]	what they correspond to in English and other languages. 

[00:00:37:26]	[Interviewer:] Okay, what did you think of it? 

[00:00:39:23]	 I thought it was kind of hard at first, and then it was it got easier once you get used to it,

[00:00:45:24]	Except for the fact that sometimes, people use a certain symbol and sometimes they use another symbol for it,

[00:00:52:19]	 like for different vowels, like easy ones like T, it's always T,

[00:00:56:21]	But then like, the "A" sound is sometimes "E-I" and sometimes like "E-Y" or something like that. 

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