,
it might take a little longer
| C has applied for a summer-abroad program | |
|---|---|
| H | I bet you'll hear something soon. |
| C | I hope so. I just turned that in, though, like. A couple weeks ago, so. |
| H |
yeah (slightly creaky)
|
| C | you know what I mean, so |
| H |
yeah ,
it might take a little longer
|
| C |
nn-hn
|
| A is illustrating the difficulty of working with the International Phonetic Alphabet | |
|---|---|
| A | she had to count them by hand from the print-out, because didn't have any way of searching for these weird control characters |
| J |
nyeah-nyeah (low flat pitch, overlapping as A keeps talking)
|
| A | now I mean she could have gotten something that might have been able to do it, but |
| J | (interrupting) It's a pain, yeah |
(in this recording there is pitch bleeding from the lower track to the top one)
| at the start of a recording session M throws out a first topic | |
|---|---|
| M | So, V, tell me, tell me what you saw on the train, that, because I slept for an hour in be-, sort of in the middle |
| V | well, I slept, I slept for most of the train ride, actually. The one up here? |
| M | yeah |
| V | the Tokyo, the Tokyo, train ride, the Shinkansen |
| M | so, did you have a problem with your ears popping? |
| V |
nn-nnn. You did?
|
| M | Yeah, I did, actually ... |
