Stenographer

A stenographer is a person who writes down what other people say during important events. They use a special machine called a stenotype machine that has fewer keys than a regular keyboard. By pressing different combinations of these keys, they can write words and phrases really quickly.

Stenographers are hired to record speeches, meetings, court proceedings, and other important events where accuracy is important. They have to be fast but also very careful to write down everything that is said correctly.

Once the event is over, the stenographer takes their notes and translates them into regular sentences that people can read, like typing up a transcript. This is important because sometimes people need to go back and look at what was said during the event.

Overall, stenographers are important because they help preserve important words and conversations so that people can look back on them later.