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title: "Voice for Android Training: Basic Dictation (3 of 12)"
slug: "mvtrain-example3"
updated: 2026-05-28T20:30:57Z
published: 2026-05-28T20:30:57Z
canonical: "support.nvoq.com/mvtrain-example3"
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# Voice for Android Training: Basic Dictation (3 of 12)

**You can also dictate *without punctuation* and use Note Compose to apply it for you. Read the statements below as you would say them normally, without punctuation.**

Patient has had a weight loss of 25 pounds over the past 30 days, from 200 to 175 pounds. Patient has been eating 25% of two meals daily, which has reportedly decreased from 50% one month ago.

**Now run Note Compose. Tap the Note Compose icon ![NoteCompose-icon](https://cdn.us.document360.io/03b5534a-5f9a-42ce-852d-08bf09105da4/Images/Documentation/NoteCompose-icon.png) above the keyboard, and then tap the Compose Note button.**

**For best results, say "ONE hundred seventy five" and not "UH hundred seventy five"**

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