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Neither of the current romanization methods are fully reversible.
Effort seems to have been put towards making to_kunrei reversible, even though this forces it to not strictly follow the Kunrei scheme: to_kunrei:
ち -> ti てぃ -> texi (should also be 'ti')
(See "ティーム" vs. "チーム", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunrei-shiki_romanization)
A reversible method is a useful thing to have, however:
to_kunrei:
ぢ -> dyi でぃ -> dyi
The Hepburn function is also not reversible, but this is a known property of the scheme.
to_hepburn:
ず -> zu づ -> zu
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Neither of the current romanization methods are fully reversible.
Effort seems to have been put towards making to_kunrei reversible, even though this forces it to not strictly follow the Kunrei scheme:
to_kunrei:
(See "ティーム" vs. "チーム", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunrei-shiki_romanization)
A reversible method is a useful thing to have, however:
to_kunrei:
The Hepburn function is also not reversible, but this is a known property of the scheme.
to_hepburn:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: