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Romaji input is accepted, but nothing beyond that I know of in the current version. A romaji translation site would be incredibly labor intensive for a very limited market, so yeah I've never heard such a thing either. .Stutz said:WWWJDIC is good for looking up words, but you need to be able to read hiragana or katakana to really use it. I don't think I've ever seen a romaji writing of any Japanese words on that site.
There _is_ a English -> Japanese romaji dictionary which uses the WWWJDIC data ... somewhere. I'm pretty sure it was mentioned in this forum at one time.Elizabeth said:Romaji input is accepted, but nothing beyond that I know of in the current version.
PaulTB said:There _is_ a English -> Japanese romaji dictionary which uses the WWWJDIC data ... somewhere. I'm pretty sure it was mentioned in this forum at one time.
Don't remember anything else though.