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The tag 'phrases' on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about language, including common sayings, conversational etiquette, and the use of phrases in technology contexts such as search history and AI language APIs. Topics range from cultural idioms and polite conversation to technical challenges like storing phrase search history in browser toolbars and how Cognitive Services Language APIs process ambiguous human language. This tag brings together threads that explore the meaning, usage, and technical handling of phrases across everyday communication and software applications.
  1. News

    Cognitive Services APIs: Language

    In the last post, you saw how AI is used to turn speech into text through the Cognitive Services Speech APIs. Once sounds have been converted into written text, they still have to be distilled for their meaning. Human language, however, is rich in ambiguities and understanding a sentence...
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    • ambiguity api cognitive services data processing entities language language detection luis machine learning natural language neural networks parsing phrases sentiment social media speech speech recognition text analytics translation user intent
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  2. M

    Windows 7 Google Toolbar search history

    I installed Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer as it has word and phrase search history but it stores only words and not phrases and divides phrases in to words and stores only the last words searched. How can i make it to store all past phrases and also the new phrases and how i can select...
    • Marios
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    • browser google history installation internet explorer keywords phrases search toolbar user guide
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Software
  3. Pauli

    SATIRE Strange sayings

    All languages and cultures have some strange sayings. In Finland we say, You put your shoes in your foot [singular] - not your shoes on, that is. We also say, Pull your trousers in your foot [singular]. This might be a funny topic? What the heck are Aussies saying? Eh?
    • Pauli
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    • australia bilingual communication cultural differences culture expression finland fun humor idioms language linguistics phrases sayings tradition wit
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  4. cybercore

    18 Common Phrases to Avoid in Conversation

    Link Removed - Invalid URL What Not to Say About Someone's Appearance Don’t say: “You look tired.” Why: It implies she doesn’t look good. Instead say: “Is everything OK?” We often blurt the “tired” comment when we get the sense that the other person feels out...
    • cybercore
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    • appearance appropriate language blunders communication compliments confidence conversation criticism etiquette interpersonal skills interview negative comments phrases pregnancy professionalism relationships respect social skills workplace
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
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