My iphone 13 just started doing this for voice texting...Example: I say "Donna, how are you?" It comes out: Donna/contact-first how are you? /question-mark
How do I get rid of these extra descriptors?
iPhone 13, iOS 15
Hi Dadupree16,
It sounds like this may be related to VoiceOver. You can turn this feature off using any of the following methods:
Read more here:
Turn on and practice VoiceOver on iPhone
Take care.
Hey there,
If it isn't VoiceOver, do you have other Accessibility options enabled? This covers most of the options: Get started with accessibility features on iPhone - Apple Support
Also, are you using Dictation or Siri? As these are very different from each other.
Hoping to hear back, take care.
Dadupree16,
If you're not seeing any other accessibility features enabled, it's unclear what setting may have been adjusted, however you can always reset your settings if needed by going to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset > Reset All Settings.
For more info on using dictations, also check out: Use Dictation on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
Take care!
Thanks, but this doesn’t solve this particular issue. The issue is that speaker texting is adding grammar descriptors to certain words. Rather than just putting “.” for “period” it will add grammar descriptors after. See other examples I listed in original post.
I\pronoun am using voice dictation when I\pronoun text and Siri when I’m asking for something or trying to find something .\period
as you can see above ,\comma I\pronoun am voice texting this message and you can see what is happening every time I\pronoun put in something like a\determiner comma or .\period
you also see the word a\determiner described as a\determiner determiner .\period
this voice text should give you a\determiner good idea of what’s going on .\period
thanks to anyone who is trying to help me with this .\period
iphone 13 voice texting showing descriptive grammar words
