Example Words Written in Each Romanization System
English | Japanese | Kana spelling | Romanization | ||
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Revised Hepburn | Kunrei-shiki | Nihon-shiki | |||
Roman characters | ローマ字 | ローマじ | rōmaji | rômazi | rômazi |
Mount Fuji | 富士山 | ふじさん | Fujisan | Huzisan | Huzisan |
tea | お茶 | おちゃ | ocha | otya | otya |
governor | 知事 | ちじ | chiji | tizi | tizi |
to shrink | 縮む | ちぢむ | chijimu | tizimu | tidimu |
to continue | 続く | つづく | tsuzuku | tuzuku | tuduku |
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