ETEC 540  Task 3: Voice to Text Task

"yes today it was a sunny day I took my two boys for the very first time to the ocean Park in Hong Kong my lovely to boys are now officially nine months old and yes they are twins they both are super excited about outdoor activities every time we take them out so after a quick breakfast my husband and I prepared the two kids put them in the trolley and hopped into our car it is about 39 kilometers distance from home to The Ocean Park. We need to cross the two tunnels one bridge before we can get to the ocean Park on our way I told them about the amazing things they would probably see today there are giant sea turtles and colorful fish and even a big whale shark when we arrived the park it indeed looked like a magical place! the sound of waves just crashing over mixed with having screens from different sides of the park from different families first we visited the Whale aquarium. look at the giant whales statue I point I showed it a two kids the big whales but they were very terrified at the first aside when they saw big Monsters flying towards them into the face the kids pressed their noses against the glass and were totally terrified since they still cannot stand very firm we hold it there body and try to calm them down and make friends with the new friend who make friends with the new Big Giants next we went to watch a dolphin Show the dolphins jump up and down and spun in the air splashing everyone in the front row we also took a picture was the dolphins and line up for about 15 minutes after that it was some time for some Rise so we the adults climb down to the roller coaster and enjoyed fun on our side it was a happy day so very tired if you take 9 months old kids around we all appreciate the beautiful weather and wonderful day at the Ocean Park"

-by Speechnotes

1. the tool cannot identify words correctly if pronunciation is similar or the same. for example: Yesterday->yes today; to-two; there->their. 

2. no auto correct for grammar error but direct record from oral English;

3. no punctuation

4. cannot distinguish whale's or whales

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