Re: the majority will NEVER use smartphones

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Vreme: 11/17/2011 03:29 PM, Rajagopal Swaminathan piše:
> OTOH, Voice training is easier using the language substrate of
> Sanskrit (the oldest and most well defined "language" spoken by very
> few in India) and can be easily adapted to Indian Languages, at least.

Actually, simplest Voice recognition would be for ex-Yugoslavia 
(Serbian-Croatian, Slovenian and Macedonian) languages. The language 
reform in late 19th century gave us "one sound = one letter, one letter 
= one sound" reading/writing. There are 30 sounds and letters in 
Cyrillic and 27+3 in Latin script.

So "voice" would be written as "vojs", "people" as "pipl", "trouble" as 
"trabl", "throughout" as "truaut" and "throughput" as "truput".

Grammar is somewhat harder, but as for voice recognition goes, I have 
never heard of easier language.

But there is only 20-30 million speaking it/them.

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