Transkriptioissa

Transkriptioissa is the inessive plural form of transkriptio, a Finnish noun meaning transcription. In linguistics and related fields, transkriptio refers to the process of converting spoken language into written form or the written document produced by such a process. The phrase transkriptioissa translates to "in the transcriptions" or "within the transcripts" and is used when discussing multiple transcripts or the content found across them. Grammatically it shows that the reference is plural and located inside or within the transcripts.

In typical usage, transkriptioissa is used in academic writing to describe observations, phenomena, or metadata found in several transcripts. For example, researchers may report that certain speech acts occur more frequently in transkriptioissa than in other data sources, or that speaker labels and time stamps appear consistently across transkriptioissa. Transcriptions can be orthographic, where words are written as spoken, or phonetic, capturing pronunciation details. Differences in transcription conventions can affect how information appears in transkriptioissa, and researchers often note the conventions used when referring to the data.

Transkriptioissa thus serves as a grammatical marker rather than a standalone concept. It is part of the broader field of corpus linguistics, transcription standards, and qualitative data analysis in which researchers compare content across transcripts. See also transcription, corpus, and Finnish grammar.