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unihandecode: An Unicode transliteration library
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- 1. Unihandecode An Unicode transliteration library to make people happy in many languages world wide OpenStreetMap Foundation Japan Representative director Hiroshi Miura slideshare: miurahr transliteration: 音訳
- 3. OSS/Linux Evangelist and enthusiast
- 5. Most recent project: Sinsai.info : east-japan disaster crisis mapping project – founder and sub-leader
- 8. Result 成果
- 9. Future 今後の方向
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- 13. little BIG problem 日経新聞 “ Ri Jing Xi Wen”
- 14. Oh, you guy, do you like Chinese?!
- 17. Oh, you understand the problem 日中韓でよみが違うって 理解してるじゃない。
- 19. More people speak Japanese than Korean.
- 20. The Korean and Japanese pronunciations are often derived from the Chinese pronunciations. It rarely if ever went the other way.
- 21. A Japanese or Korean person is more likely to have studied Chinese (meaning modern spoken Mandarin), than a Chinese person is to have studied Japanese or Korean.
- 25. Unicode.org unihan data table
- 27. Project page at LaunchPad.net
- 28. Implementation /data/ 日本語 韓国語 ベトナム語 デフォルト 中国語 table pykakasi 部分 漢字->かな 辞書アクセス かな->ローマ kakasi class 辞書 異体字 漢字よみ かなローマ Unicode 定義
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- 30. Good roman file name 日経新聞 “ Nikkeishinbun”
- 32. Unihandecode library is now support Latin languages, Arabian Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Kantonese, Vietnam Trial to India languages.
- 36. Better Greek, Indic characters
- 37. More test case difficult for non-speaker to prepare
- 38. Thank you