Chinese and English Dictation and Voice Typing

MurMur handles Chinese and English dictation and voice typing, including mixed Chinese and English in one sentence. Smart mode recognizes in the cloud and supports both languages in the same sentence. MurMur recognizes Chinese and English only. Fast Chinese and Fast English recognize on the device, one language each.

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Keep work terms in context

Use mixed dictation for a Chinese sentence containing product review, API or a project name, or notes that preserve English expressions. Use a supported recognition mode and check the current language choices in the app.

Help with specialist vocabulary

Try a short phrase first and review acronyms and proper names. Add frequently used project terms to personal vocabulary. Vocabulary is a hint, not a guarantee for every pronunciation or noisy recording.

Write a bilingual message in three steps

Test this in a note without sending a message.

  1. Choose MurMur in a supported text field.
  2. Speak naturally in Chinese and English, then finish recording.
  3. Review names, dates, amounts and English spelling before editing or sending.

Choose direct output or cleanup

Use direct transcription when the original wording matters. Use smart cleanup to reduce unnecessary repetition and organize paragraphs. Review the meaning yourself. Cloud modes send the data required for processing as described in the privacy policy.

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