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Hi, I'm Emily. I post on NIN.com (and lurk ETS on and off) under the same username.

For the curious: I'm an undergrad in linguistics. I am skilled in such useless languages as Latin and Old English, can speak rudimentary Chinese, and know barely enough Turkish to get around. Phonology is really cool to me, and in a sort of tangential relation, I try to fill requests for transcriptions of NIN-related interviews, speeches, etc. If you post in the questions thread on either NIN or ETS, I'll see it and try to get on it ASAP.

I got into NIN a few months after AATCHB came out-- my best friend got the CD as a gift, and she dragged me to her house afterschool one day so we could blast it on the stereo before her parents came home. Been hooked ever since.

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 Hi, I'm Emily.  I post on NIN.com (and lurk ETS on and off) under the same username.
-For the curious: I'm currently an undergrad at University of Illinois for linguistics.  I am skilled in such useless languages as Latin and Old English, am working on Chinese, and know barely enough Turkish to get around.  I play classical piano, after taking lessons for ten years.  Other than that, I'm not very interesting...
+For the curious: I'm an undergrad in linguistics.  I am skilled in such useless languages as Latin and Old English, can speak rudimentary Chinese, and know barely enough Turkish to get around.  Phonology is really cool to me, and in a sort of tangential relation, I try to fill requests for transcriptions of NIN-related interviews, speeches, etc.  If you post in the questions thread on either NIN or ETS, I'll see it and try to get on it ASAP.
 I got into NIN a few months after AATCHB came out-- my best friend got the CD as a gift, and she dragged me to her house afterschool one day so we could blast it on the stereo before her parents came home.  Been hooked ever since.