I bet it doesn't support Portuguese in all its variants.
Google launches voice typing in Google Docs
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#13Seriously folks, this is awesome. Does anyone have a recommendation of a USB microphone/headset that will work with Ubuntu so that I can start using this a bit more comfortably? I did not know voice typing was possible before, this has made my day. All I need now is to invest in a decent microphone!
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#14Not available for me, menu item grayed out. Austria/Europe here. Language is set to English/USA.
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#15Seriously folks, this is awesome. Does anyone have a recommendation of a USB microphone/headset that will work with Ubuntu so that I can start using this a bit more comfortably? I did not know voice typing was possible before, this has made my day. All I need now is to invest in a decent microphone!
Get a Blue Yeti.
If you generally feel like having a better microphone would help in other cases as well (Skype, vlog, what-have-you), then I'd agree with the above post.
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#17It won't accept curse words though like the f-bomb and the s-word.
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#18My wife just spoke full-speed Vietnamese into a Google Doc, 100% correct, even the tone marks.
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#19I'm sure Google is mining (anonymized) data from this -- I wonder if they can use it to improve the transcriptions for Youtube automatic captioning by seeing what kind of revisions people make to the voice transcription.
But YouTube auto captions? They seem just as horrible today as they were years ago.
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#20I would like to use this kind of thing even if I had to type the commands... anything to avoid mousing, and holding down arrow keys, and all that tedious stuff. Typing sentences is totally natural for me, I can do it all day. For years I've been dreaming of a renaissance of ed-like editors.
Don't forget to see the entire talk (28 minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SkdfdXWYaI