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“Hi John, how are you? I am not feeling well Paul.”

Speaker A: Hi John, how are you?
Speaker B: I am not feeling well Paul.

John: Hi John, how are you?
Paul: I am not feeling well Paul.

Paul: Hi John, how are you?
John: I am not feeling well Paul.

Answers

Answered by faizaClafy905
22

Answer:

What to do in this ques???

Answered by smartbrainz
11

The correct option is (c)

Paul: Hi John, how are you?

John: I am not feeling well Paul.

Explanation:

In transcription we must use only use names/titles/gender as speaker labels. The rules for speaker labels are

In case of names

  • Use the full name (example, Sherly Curtis ) where available on first reference.
  • Use the speaker's first name (only mention as Curtis) for the rest of  the transcription.
  • If the speaker's title is known, include the title along with the last name with each label, example Dr. Nathans (where, it is Dr. Andy Nathans)
  • In case of Title
  1. Where the speaker's name is not know, however the title is known we must use the title.
  2. Include gender so as to add more description to the speaker, example, Female Professor, Male Doctor, Male Patient, Manager.
  • In case Gender (man/Woman)
  1. Use the speaker's gender if his/her title as well as name is not available, example,  Man, Woman

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