Speech recognition for lanaguage input

I am new to Mac, hope someone can give me some hints on this...
I am mixing both English and Chinese to type in my daily basis. Just wondering if it's possible I can use Speech Recognition to change language input method (English to Chinese, or Chinese to English) as I type? Thank you!!!
Jeremy

No there aren't ways to do this, you'll have to use keyboard shortcuts.

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