Need to find the complete set of ASCII values (number/integers) for
the roma-ji character set.
Sorry...I have educated myself a bit on the subject in the past couple
of hours and realized more exactly what roma-ji means. My original
question concerned querying a database and using the ASCII sql command
to identify specifically which Japanese names had been recorded in
'roma-ji'. My understanding now though, is that "roma-ji" does not
have it's own set of ASCII ISO ranges...instead, I'll just have to
identify Japanese name data that's recorded in the standard roman
character set.
Greetings, jmradle!
Are you merely looking for ASCII to Roma-ji conversion tables, or are
you looking for Romaji conversion tables to other forms of Japanese?
Regards,
aceresearcher
Hi,
From what I have found, Roma-Ji seems to be a way of representing
Japanese characters using the roman character set (a-z, etc, see
http://lc.ust.hk/~sac/advice/japanese/pronunciation/JP3.htm).
Would you like the ASCII values for the standard roman character set?
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