Hi there! I'm a linguist and tech enthusiast with years of experience in language learning and technology. I understand you're trying to figure out how to delete learned words on your Samsung Galaxy S7. This can be a bit tricky as the process for managing learned words isn't always obvious on Android devices.

Let's start by understanding how your phone learns new words. Your Samsung Galaxy S7, like most smartphones, uses predictive text to help you type faster and more efficiently. This means the keyboard learns from your typing habits, including the new words you use, and saves them to its dictionary for future suggestions.

Now, the method for deleting these learned words can vary depending on the keyboard app you're using. Here are the most common scenarios:

**Scenario 1: Using the Default Samsung Keyboard**


1. Open the Settings app on your Samsung Galaxy S7.

2. Go to "General Management" (the name of this section might vary slightly depending on your device's software version).

3. Select "Language and input."

4. Tap on "On-screen keyboard" or "Virtual keyboard."

5. Choose "Samsung Keyboard" from the list of keyboards.
6. **Look for an option like "Predictive text,"** "Smart typing," or "Text correction."
7. **Within this section, you should find an option to "Clear personal data," "Delete learned words," or something similar.** This action will erase all the words the Samsung keyboard has learned from your typing.

Scenario 2: Using a Third-Party Keyboard

If you're using a third-party keyboard app like Gboard, SwiftKey, or others, the process will be different. Generally:


1. Open the Settings app on your Galaxy S7.

2. Go to "General Management" (or similar) and select "Language and input."

3. Tap on "On-screen keyboard" or "Virtual keyboard."

4. Choose the third-party keyboard app you're currently using from the list.
5. **Look for settings related to "Dictionary," "Learning," or "Prediction."**
6. **You should find an option to clear the learned words within these settings.**

Important Notes:

* **The exact wording and location of these options might vary depending on your phone's software version and the keyboard app you're using.** Don't be afraid to explore the settings menus within your keyboard app to find the correct option.
* **Clearing learned words is usually an irreversible action.** Once you delete them, you'll need to retype the words for your phone to learn them again.

I hope this helps! Remember, it might take a little exploration within your specific keyboard settings to find the exact option for deleting learned words.

Let me know if you have any more questions!

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If you want to delete all history and start over you can do it by following this. Go to settings>Language and Input>Samsung keyboard>Reset settings>Clear personalized data.read more >>