PhysiBoard 3.6.0

Say "comma", "period" or "three exclamation points" and dictation types the marks, and laughs
come out the way you'd text them.

• Dictation types the punctuation you say. "Comma", "period" (or "full stop"), "question mark",
  "exclamation point", "colon", "semicolon", "dash", "hyphen", "apostrophe", "open quote" and
  "close quote", "open paren" and "close paren", "dot dot dot", "new line" and "new paragraph"
  become the marks, with the right spacing and a capital after a full stop but never after a
  comma. "Three exclamation points" gives three. Google's engine writes these words out, and the
  3.0 to 3.5 builds trusted its own punctuation to cover them; the engine's mark gives way to the
  one you said, so "appear. Period" no longer starts a sentence with the word "Period". Said
  after a determiner ("a period of time", "the comma") the word stays a word. English only for
  now; the "Spoken punctuation" switch under Voice turns it off.
• "Ha ha ha" lands as "hahaha", and an "aw" or "awe" said as a sigh as "aww"; "in awe of" and
  "the dog" are left alone. Its own switch, "Texting style for laughs and aww", under Voice.