And, well… "glass half-empty or glass half-full?" Speech recognition is far from perfect but even then it's incredibly useful. It CAN be infuriating (or downri

And, well… "glass half-empty or glass half-full?" Speech recognition is far from perfect but even then it's incredibly useful. It CAN be infuriating (or downright hilarious). Hell, it's infuriating when occasionally a (human!) waiter switches to English after I mangled a sound in Hungarian, even though I'm C1/advanced in the language. Problem or opportunity? Like someone else pointed out, the limitations of speech-to-text can be turned into an opportunity to improve one's pronunciation. It's getting extremely good for native speakers. As foreign speakers it's a chance to improve. In any case, I'm sure I can add a layer or two to the code to reduce misunderstandings. This is actually exciting! p.s. as mentioned in the OP, feedback on pronunciation is planned (actually in the works).