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romaji translator
i have scoured the web for years looking for a good Romaji translator and have not found one
i would like to be able to type an English word into a text field, hit enter and get a list of Romaji translations
i would also like to be able to type a Romaji word into a text field and get a list of possible English translations
does anyone know of such a translator?
i would like to be able to type an English word into a text field, hit enter and get a list of Romaji translations
i would also like to be able to type a Romaji word into a text field and get a list of possible English translations
does anyone know of such a translator?
- chopficaro
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Re: romaji translator
chopficaro wrote:i have scoured the web for years looking for a good Romaji translator and have not found one
Well, in those years you could have just taken the time to learn the kana.
Why do you need a romaji translator?Founder of Learning Languages Through Video Games.
Also see my lang-8 journal, where you can help me practice Japanese (and Spanish, and Italian!)
Also see my lang-8 journal, where you can help me practice Japanese (and Spanish, and Italian!)
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furrykef - Posts: 1556
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Re: romaji translator
Lol, dude you need to brush up on your google-fu. This was the first hit by typing English to romaji:
http://www.dicts.info/dictionary.php?l1 ... ese_romaji
It also goes from romaji to English.
But yeah, I concur with FurryKef, it'll been easier (and a lot better!) to simply learn hiragana and katakana and use a dictionary like http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi- ... dic.cgi?1C
http://www.dicts.info/dictionary.php?l1 ... ese_romaji
It also goes from romaji to English.
But yeah, I concur with FurryKef, it'll been easier (and a lot better!) to simply learn hiragana and katakana and use a dictionary like http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi- ... dic.cgi?1C
- TJack
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Re: romaji translator
TJack wrote:But yeah, I concur with FurryKef, it'll been easier (and a lot better!) to simply learn hiragana and katakana and use a dictionary like http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi- ... dic.cgi?1C
What's more, that server lets you put in ローマ字. You can tell it the key is in ローマ字 either by ticking the "Search using romanized Japanese" box, or by putting an "@" at the start of the key, e.g. "@seikou".
Make sure it's proper ワープロローマ字, i.e. "toukyou", not "tookyoo" or "tôkyô".
Cheers
Jim
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jimbreen - Posts: 153
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