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Could we add a new language called "Middle Eastern Romanization" using the attached table?
The many languages of the current and historical Middle East have been written using many different alphabets over the centuries (հայերէն, < العربية > ,< עִבְרִית >, < ܣܘܪܝܝܐ >, etc.). One way that researchers like me copy these languages out is by typing in their original alphabets, which can be done easily by switching keyboards. Another way is to Romanize, which means converting the letters into accented and unaccented Latin letters. Many of these are included in PowerAccent but many are missing. middle_eastern_romanization_2024-02-23.xlsx
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Could we add a new language called "Middle Eastern Romanization" using the attached table?
The many languages of the current and historical Middle East have been written using many different alphabets over the centuries (հայերէն, < العربية > ,< עִבְרִית >, < ܣܘܪܝܝܐ >, etc.). One way that researchers like me copy these languages out is by typing in their original alphabets, which can be done easily by switching keyboards. Another way is to Romanize, which means converting the letters into accented and unaccented Latin letters. Many of these are included in PowerAccent but many are missing.
middle_eastern_romanization_2024-02-23.xlsx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: