spokenPunctuation parameter enables users to control when punctuation is inserted in the document output instead of transcribed text.
Set the
spokenPunctuation parameter to true in order for the punctuation symbols to be returned when verbalized.Note that some punctuation may be supported by more than one utterance. For example, either “open parentheses” and “open paren” can be spoken to return (. There are also some terms (e.g., “colon”) that will be disambiguated by the language model to determine if the symbol or the word should be inserted based on the context.Spoken Punctuation Support
| Punctuation | Spoken forms supported | |
|---|---|---|
| Period | . | ”period”, “full stop”, “dot” |
| Comma | , | ”comma” |
| New line | \n | ”new line”, “next line” |
| New paragraph | \n\n | ”new paragraph”, “next paragraph” |
| Percent | % | ”percent”, “percent sign” |
| Exclamation mark | ! | ”exclamation mark”, “exclamation point” |
| Question mark | ? | ”question mark” |
| Colon | : | ”colon” |
| Semicolon | ; | ”semicolon” |
| Hyphen | - | ”hyphen”, “dash” |
| Slash | / | ”slash”, “forward slash” |
| Quotation marks | " " | ”open quote”, “open quotation” “close quote”, “close quotation” |
| Parentheses | ( ) | ”open parenthesis”, “open paren”, “open bracket(s)” “close parenthesis”, “closed paren”, “close bracket(s)”, “end bracket(s)” |
Use of spoken punctuation is optional for dictation configuration. It should be enabled for users that expect to see the punctuation symbols inserted when verbalized as part of dictation.Please contact us for more information on or help with this feature.