How do you write fortunately and unfortunately?
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Asked by lynpenfield {21}
7/31/2010 11:50:24 AM Anybody have any good briefs for "fortunately" and "unfortunately"? 
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 |  Answered by fstfngrs {1742} 8/1/2010 10:00:25 AM | [1 Votes] Vote this up Vote this down Flag as inappropriate |
 | As long as this doesn't conflict with your theory, using only the keys on the right hand: fortunate ... FRT fortunately ... FRL unfortunate ... UFRT unfortunately ... UFRL |
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I love those. I use UFL for unfortunately, but never had a brief for the others. I think I'll incorporate those and TRY to change my unfortunately by adding the R. - jbergmancsr 8/1/2010 1:24:18 PM | Flag |
|  Answered by spdefngrs {276} http://www.knoxvillecourtreporter.com 8/1/2010 10:05:14 AM | [0 Votes] Vote this up Flag as inappropriate |
fournt = fortunate fournt = fortunately TPOURPBT |
|  Answered by stenoknight {33} 8/3/2010 12:05:27 AM | [0 Votes] Vote this up Flag as inappropriate |
fortunately: FORPBLT unfortunately: TPHORPBLT |
|  Answered by clreporting {165} 8/4/2010 4:01:16 PM | [0 Votes] Vote this up Flag as inappropriate |
fortunate - FRT fortunately - FRLT unfortunate - TPH-FRT unfortunately - TPH-FRLT |
Thank you. I ended up doing it that way you do it. It looked fine. I had...
jbergmancsr {1164} commenting on an answer by ebeths {83}
Had this same scenario a few months ago where the witness spoke maybe 2/...ebeths {83} answering a question by jbergmancsr {1164}
I agree. You did it perfectly. In some instances I think it is best to go...lauraromeo {10} commenting on an answer by ebeths {83}
Are you recording the audio from your steno machine or your laptop? ...fstfngrs {1742} answering a question by KD {30}
You know what, I actually love it just the way you did it in your exampl...ebeths {83} answering a question by Shenna Basye-Cara {104}
I think you should put (as spoken) after each one where she speaks phonetic...Rosalie {1907} commenting on an answer by Shenna Basye-Cara {104}
They do correctly spell it as Weis a few pages later. It doesn'...Shenna Basye-Cara {104} answering a question by Shenna Basye-Cara {104}
I know there is a section in Morson's that touches on phonetic spell...AnnMarie Marciw Deis {35} answering a question by Shenna Basye-Cara {104}
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