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If you are not completely sure what you are doing here, please consider using scenarios instead.

If you want to create your language models from scratch, it helps if you have a good shadow dictionary.

You can import any of the dictionaries below with Simons import dictionary wizard.

Voxforge lexicon; Large, high quality lexicon. Does not contain terminal information. GPL.

BOMP; Starting with Simon 0.3, Simon can automatically download and import the HADIFIX BOMP; Large, high quality lexicon. Does contain terminal information. Restrictive license.
GPL dictionary of ralfherzog. You can find the dictionary on ralfherzogs blog (in the right column). Extremely large, quite high quality lexicon. Does contain little terminal information.

GPL dictionaries of ralfherzog. You can find those dictionaries on ralfherzogs blog. Usually very large, mixed quality. Does not contain terminal information.

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	If you are not completely sure what you are doing here, please consider using [[Simon: Scenarios\|scenarios]] instead.		If you are not completely sure what you are doing here, please consider using [[Simon/Scenarios\|scenarios]] instead.

	If you want to create your language models from scratch, it helps if you have a good shadow dictionary.		If you want to create your language models from scratch, it helps if you have a good shadow dictionary.