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Mari-Lou A
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How What do you call someone who 'makes‘makes a dictation'dictation’ or ‘dictates’?

I only found 'dictator', but even as a non-native-speaker I guess that is overly associated with 'tyrant' or 'despot'. 

In my case I need someone who speaks into a microphone for text recognition.

How do you call someone who 'makes a dictation'?

I only found 'dictator', but even as a non-native-speaker I guess that is overly associated with 'tyrant' or 'despot'. In my case I need someone who speaks into a microphone for text recognition.

What do you call someone who ‘makes a dictation’ or ‘dictates’?

I only found 'dictator', but even as a non-native-speaker I guess that is overly associated with 'tyrant' or 'despot'. 

In my case I need someone who speaks into a microphone for text recognition.

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How do you call someone who 'makes a dictation'?

I only found 'dictator', but even as a non-native-speaker I guess that is overly associated with 'tyrant' or 'despot'. In my case I need someone who speaks into a microphone for text recognition.