Fact · Languages and accents
The Dragonfly documentation lists Japanese among the languages supported by Windows Speech Recognition as of 2016. The same page lists Dragon's languages separately and does not include Japanese in them.
Checked against its source on October 17, 2026
In the source's own words
“The following languages are supported by Windows Speech Recognition (WSR) as of 2016”
Spoken Language Support (Dragonfly documentation), Dragonfly project, Dragonfly documentation (Read the Docs), n.d., Languages supported by Windows Speech Recognition.
Open the original- What it measures
- Windows Speech Recognition is Microsoft's built-in speech engine, a separate product from Dragon NaturallySpeaking. The page notes that Microsoft no longer documents this list, and it advises checking the speech models in the Windows language settings.
- What it does not show
- The list is from 2016 and is quoted second-hand by a third-party page. It shows what the built-in engine offered then, not what Windows voice typing supports today.