How do you add punctuation or "return" in speech to text?

[Lux55]

I usually say something like Boogie or Kentucky when I want a new paragraph or line. Then when I'm finished the list or document, I "find and replace" that unlikely word or phrase with a line break.

 

[Thom]

Welcome to Android Forums.

Your response is in a thread that is 5 years old for the original Motorola Droid.

What phone and what app are you using?

If I use something like chompSMS with SwiftKey on my Motorola Droid Turbo I can say "new paragraph" and it will enter a period, new line, new line and continue from there.

... Thom

 

[Lux55]

I'm so late! Thank you for the laugh!!! Nexus 7 tablet and Google Docs. I'm still laughing. 5 years! I can be a real dingbat sometimes!

 

[Thom]

Take a look at SwiftKey ... it's free.

... Thom

 

[Patty F]

I would like to make short shopping lists with speech to text, but that involves "hitting" the return key to go to the next line. How do I do this with speech? And along those same lines, how do I add punctuation?

It's "newline"

 

[Steve Olson]

I have an s7. When I end a sentence or simply want a carriage return, I say "newline" as if it were one line... works every time.
... [no longer pulling hairs, Steve]

 

[Steve Olson]

It's "newline"

You nailed it on the head

 

[Steve Olson]

I have an s7. When I end a sentence or simply want a carriage return, I say "newline" as if it were one line... works every time.
... [no longer pulling hairs, Steve]

Asi if it were one word... I meant