11. A computer-implemented method for recognizing a desired character that is spoken, the method comprising: a) receiving, via a microphone, a spoken character correlating to the desired character; b) receiving at least one subsequent spoken character via the microphone, the subsequent spoken character being a consecutive character in a sequence of characters that define an alphabet for a language; and c) determining the desired character, via a speech recognition system, based on the spoken character and the at least one subsequent spoken character, the number of subsequent spoken characters being predetermined for the desired character.
11. A computer-implemented method for recognizing a desired character that is spoken, the method comprising: a) receiving, via a microphone, a spoken character correlating to the desired character; b) receiving at least one subsequent spoken character via the microphone, the subsequent spoken character being a consecutive character in a sequence of characters that define an alphabet for a language; and c) determining the desired character, via a speech recognition system, based on the spoken character and the at least one subsequent spoken character, the number of subsequent spoken characters being predetermined for the desired character. 12. The computer-implemented method of claim 11 , wherein the language comprises an alpha-numeric language and the consecutive character comprises a first letter in the alpha-numeric language when the desired character is the last letter in the alpha-numeric language.