To turn on capitalizing the first letter of every word, say “caps on” (and disable with “caps off”). Capital Letters: To capitalize a single letter, say “cap,” then the letter.Emoticons: You can speak out several old-school emoticons, such as “smiley face” :-), “frowny face” :-(, and “winky face” -), and they will appear on the screen as the proper symbols.Line Breaks: To go to a new line (like pressing Return on a keyboard), say “new line.” You can also say “new paragraph” to insert a new paragraph break.Similarly, you can say “asterisk,” “ampersand,” “hashtag,” and more to get the proper symbols on the screen.
For example, “period,” “comma,” “question mark,” “exclamation mark,” and “hyphen” all produce their special equivalent characters on the screen instead of the words themselves. Punctuation and Symbols: If you want to use punctuation, say the name of the punctuation character.For example, saying “numeral 4” will print a “4” on the screen rather than the word “four.” Numbers: If you’d like to enter a number as a numeral instead of as a word, say “numeral” before you speak the number.In those cases, you’ll need to speak out your commands or the names of the punctuation characters. While using dictation on the iPhone, you might wonder how to do things like start a new line or enter punctuation. How to Use Formatting and Punctuation While Dictating
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