Is happiness illusory!
whether happiness is observed as an 'emotion' or
'change of mind or belief'
Is complacence laughable or does it show positive thinking!
Balasubramanian
Ambattur
Do you use a speech recognition software? That would explain why 'about that' will translate as 'but that'.இது எப்படி இருக்கு?
The wife saw her husband in the company of a woman of dubious character several times. :spy:
When questioned, the husband replied in a casual tone that it was just a professional friendship. :blabla:
The clever wife replied in an icy tone,
"I know but that but whose profession?"
Do you use a speech recognition software? That would explain why 'about that' will translate as 'but that'.
I am not a grammarian, nor do I speak in cryptography. I believe in சுருங்கச் சொல்லி விளங்கவைத்தல் principle. I assume readers are generally knowledgeable to make inferences. Anyhow, I use a speech recognition software to dictate material into a gadget which converts the sound into text. Sometimes this software can hear the sound for one word and convert it to a closely sounding word.Honestly I DO NOT know what you are talking about!
My knowledge is limited to typing and posting. Thanks to Raji Ram mam.
Now I know how to include images. Besides that my knowledge in computer
is an absolute ZERO!
I get distracted by the non-stop chattering in the colony at times and make some simple spelling mistakes.
But when the typed word exists in English, I do not get the red wavy line pointing out the mistake.
Also since I write (what I dare to call as ) poetry I am used to jumbling the words for a better impact- if I think so.
You are a GRAMMARIAN and I will be very happy if you STOP talking in hieroglyphics and try to reach me ( and others like me) something useful through the forum.
The (wo)man who admits ignorance remains ignorant
only till (S)he gets an answer.
The (wo)man who feigns knowledge remains ignorant for life!
I am not a grammarian, nor do I speak in cryptography. I believe in சுருங்கச் சொல்லி விளங்கவைத்தல் principle. I assume readers are generally knowledgeable to make inferences. Anyhow, I use a speech recognition software to dictate material into a gadget which converts the sound into text. Sometimes this software can hear the sound for one word and convert it to a closely sounding word.
Since you are a frequent poster, I thought you might be using such a software.
Just one more little doubt....
CAN the gadget type flawless Tamil
when we speak to it in Tamil???
This is a serious question asked for
authentic and accurate info.
So please reply without using
cryptic codes and confusing words!
As for as I know, this software is probably available mainly for English dictation. I have not seriously looked into whether a Tamil version is available. I have used the English version only occasionally, since it takes quite a considerable amount of time to train it to recognise your pronunciation. But, eventually it gives you a good text version of your dictation to about 90% or more of accuracy. That is, you still have to go through the text version and find out if there are some obvious spelling mistakes. Have I have explained clearly? The Windows Speech Recognition by Microsoft is the speech recognition system that comes built into Windows 7
A commercial version is called DRAGON
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