Extensive List of Siri's Dictation Commands for iPhone 4S

[phyzics101]

I love Siri. I still don't use her enough as I should.

 

[dmi]

"Hey comma do you want to the concert this weekend question mark"
"Sure exclamation point I'm not sure if I have enough money comma though dot dot dot"

Victor Borge Phonetic Punctuation

 

[RMendez0213]

There is a way!!! =d

Just say "comma" and "period" and it'll catch it. You can also say "dash" for "-", backslash and forward slash for "\" and "/", begin quote and end quote, and colon. I'm still trying to figure out parenthesis lol.

I guess I can see why so many people are excited about this. Personally, though, I don't see myself using the speech-to-text feature very often (if at all) because it drives me crazy that it fails to include punctuation. I'm way too OCD about periods and commas.

 

[Caliber26]

Just say "comma" and "period" and it'll catch it. You can also say "dash" for "-", backslash and forward slash for "\" and "/", begin quote and end quote, and colon. I'm still trying to figure out parenthesis lol.

I think it's freakin awesome that you just replied to something that's centuries old. I thought I was the only one who did that. And thanks for the tip...I finally figured it out, LoL. 🙂

 

[The Bogeyman]

Hmmm. The UK Siri does not understand "period" for this ".". Anyone know what to say in the UK to make it do it? I've tired to say "full stop", or "stop", but Siri simply writes the word.

 

[PantherCreek]

You can also say ampersand for one of these '&'

- I tested out Siri with some sentences that I thought would stump it, but Siri got both of these sentences correct.

"Meet me after third period for lunch (period) We can get something to eat (period)
-To see if Siri knew when I wanted punctuation or if I was referring to a class period.

"What are they doing over there with their toys (question mark) they're driving me crazy (period)"
-To see if Siri knew when to use, there, their, they're

 

[PantherCreek]

Hmmm. The UK Siri does not understand "period" for this ".". Anyone know what to say in the UK to make it do it? I've tired to say "full stop", or "stop", but Siri simply writes the word.

Try saying "dot" see if that works for you.

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Just say "comma" and "period" and it'll catch it. You can also say "dash" for "-", backslash and forward slash for "\" and "/", begin quote and end quote, and colon. I'm still trying to figure out parenthesis lol.

It should work if you say "open parenthesis" and "close parenthesis"

 

[The Bogeyman]

Try saying "dot" see if that works for you.

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Thank you. I will give it a bash and see what happens.