How do you Spell apple?
Press A
A as in "apple", B as in "boy or is it ball?" D as in "dog"...what do the rest of the letters stand for??
It doesn't matter. I don't think there is a standard. Just use small and common words/names. You don't want to use a word/name that could be mistaken for another letter. You wouldn't want to say "C as in Cathey" since it could also be spelled Kathey. Instead use "C as in Cat". Here's what I use. Many of these are commonly used for this. Just use whatever word you can think of: A as in Apple B as in Boy C as in Cat D as in Dog E as in Edgar F as in Frank G as in Gilbert H as in Henry I as in Igloo J as in John K as in Kite L as in Lindsay M as in Melissa N as in Nancy O as in Oscar P as in Paul Q as in Question R as in Roger S as in Stafanie T as in Tom U as in Umbrella V as in Victor W as in White X as in x-Ray Y as in Yolanda Z as in Zebra
How do you spell “Apple White” in Hebrew letters?
אפל וייט
How do you say 'apple' in Thai?
Both the word for the fruit and the nickname is spelled แอปเปิ้ล, which is pronounced [ʔɛ̀pˈpɤ̂n] in IPA. So the English-y transcription "ab-pern" (British non-rhotic pronunciation) comes quite close. First syllable in a low tone, second syllable in a falling tone.Here you can hear to the pronunciation of the word by a native speaker:แอปเปิ้ล pronunciation: How to pronounce แอปเปิ้ล in Thai
Why doesn't Apple fix the iOS spell correction?
First, the spell correction library data is created by you. If you clear it out once in a while, you will find it works 'ok'iOS 8 predictive text is pretty dang awesome, even thought I don't really need to use it. The algorithm uses data points from the words in the sentence you are typing to deduce 'intent'Just a few more weeks.
How do I add my son's name to Apple's spell checker word list, for me and for others?
Harald is right, but there isn’t a way of updating a ‘global’ spellchecker list. If such a thing existed, and if there were a way for just anyone to edit it, can you imagine how much trouble someone could cause?
Did Apple change its spell checker for iOS 12 and OSX Mojave? It seems to make many more unintuitive mistakes than it used to.
Yes.Apple, in my opinion, really hit peak autocorrect in iOS 9. Every version of iOS and macOS since then has had autocorrect that is progressively more aggressive, and makes things worse. Autocorrect in Mojave and iOS 12 will actually change correctly spelled words.It will also do this thing—this incredibly annoying, stupid, irritating, misguided, brain-damaged thing—where if it sees you capitalize a word a certain number of times, it will always capitalize that word even if you don’t want it to.So if you talk about the movie The Color Purple enough times, autocorrect will automatically start capitalizing the word “purple” every time you use it. The most casual moment of introspection on the part of the developers should have revealed that this is a terrible, terrible idea, yet here we are.I always turn off autocorrect in macOS, because it’s evil and needs to die in a fire.Somewhere in Cupertino, developers working on autocorrect have to justify their combined salary, so they keep making progress in the wrong direction.