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I don't even recomend using it for learning Kana.nice gaijin said:The only use I can think of romaji is for beginners learning their kana
nice gaijin said:The only use I can think of romaji is for beginners learning their kana, and inputting Japanese on a computer or electronic dictionary...
My vote would be for no. I can see where the Japanese folks are coming from with their not wanting to read lots of rōmaji. I've been studying for a litter while now and rōmaji is already difficult and awkward to read. It's just so much easier to read real Japanese.justin9213 said:So should I or should I not translate the game inot romaji.Actually it is a good idea because learners and japanese can play it.
J44xm said:(I didn't notice whether or not you said you were fluent
Well, I'm insane, so when I first started romanizing Japanese, I wanted to properly emulate katakana's extended vowels and so I copied the characters from Windows's Character Map and saved them to a text file. (I just don't like how "romaji" looks, really.) I don't think that Windows can do this sort of thing easily.JimmySeal said:How do you get those macrons to show up over your vowels, J44xm?