Bengali dictation for Windows
Talk, and your words appear in Bengali — ready to edit, save as Word, or type straight into whatever you already have open. No keyboard layout to learn, no transliteration to correct.
Windows 10 & 11 · 103 MB · version 1.0.1 · signed by Resurgent Montreal Inc.
Installing takes a minute. You need the app and an access code — the code is what connects you to the speech service, and it is free.
Run the installer. It does not need administrator rights, and it is signed, so Windows will name Resurgent Montreal rather than warn you about an unknown publisher.
The first time it opens it asks for your access code. Type it in, press Activate, and you never see that screen again.
Press Start, or Ctrl+Alt+B from anywhere, and speak normally. Fix anything by hand — it is an ordinary editor. Ctrl+S saves it as a Word document.
Tell us who you are and we will send you a code. There is no charge — the code exists so we know who is using the speech service, and so it can be switched off if it is ever misused.
Prefer email? Write to arnabde@resurgentmontreal.ca and say which computer you will use it on.
Most punctuation appears by itself. When it doesn't, say the mark — in Bengali or in English, whichever comes out.
| Say | You get |
|---|---|
| দাঁড়ি · "full stop" | । |
| কমা · "comma" | , |
| প্রশ্নচিহ্ন · "question mark" | ? |
| নতুন অনুচ্ছেদ · "new paragraph" | a blank line |
| মুছে ফেলো · "scratch that" | removes the last sentence |
Windows 10 or 11, a microphone, and an internet connection. Recognition happens on Microsoft Azure, not on your PC.
No Microsoft or Azure account of your own. No subscription. No Bengali keyboard. Nothing to configure beyond the code.
The microphone is used between pressing Start and pressing Stop, never otherwise — and only your microphone, never your speakers.
If the app says Listening but nothing appears, or it will not start listening at all, this check finds out why on your computer and tells you what to do.
If there is a Check microphone button at the bottom of the Resurgent Bangla window, press it — nothing to download.
Run it on the computer that has the problem. It speaks to you in a small window, asks you to say a few words, and shows the cause and the fix.
Windows privacy switches, which microphone Windows is really using, whether any sound reaches it, and whether your network can reach the speech service.
It only reads your settings. It changes nothing, keeps no recording, and saves a short report to your Desktop that you can send us if you are still stuck. Because it is a script rather than an installer, your browser may say the file "could harm your computer" — choose Keep. If Windows then says it protected your PC, choose More info, then Run anyway.