Sentences with ROMANISATION
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"The romanisation of Chinese characters is commonly used for language learning purposes."
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"Japanese romanisation systems include Hepburn, Kunrei-shiki, and Nihon-shiki."
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"The romanisation of Korean Hangul helps non-Korean speakers read and pronounce words."
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"Romanisation can vary depending on the language and romanisation system used."
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"Different romanisation methods may result in slight variations in spelling and pronunciation."
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"The romanisation of Arabic poses challenges due to the absence of certain sounds in the Latin alphabet."
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"Some scholars argue that romanisation can lead to the loss of cultural and linguistic diversity."
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"The romanisation of Cyrillic script is essential for conveying Russian and other Slavic languages to non-speakers."
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"The romanisation of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs has been subject to much scholarly debate."
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"The United Nations uses a modified version of the romanisation system called the UN system."
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"ITU romanisation is a system used by the International Telecommunication Union for romanising non-Latin scripts."
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"The romanisation of Thai script has different methods, including the Royal Thai General System of Transcription."
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"Some online tools can automatically convert text into romanisation based on user preferences."
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"The romanisation of Sanskrit texts has evolved over centuries to adapt to different regional pronunciations."
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"As different languages have unique phonetic structures, romanisation systems should be language-specific."
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"The romanisation of indigenous languages plays a role in their preservation and documentation."
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"The romanisation of non-Latin scripts can facilitate information exchange and communication on a global scale."
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"In romanisation, the Chinese characters are converted into Roman letters."
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"The romanisation of Japanese words can sometimes be challenging."
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"The romanisation of Korean involves the use of a modified version of the Roman alphabet."
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"The accuracy of romanisation systems can vary depending on the language."
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"The romanisation of Arabic differs from country to country."
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"Some languages have multiple romanisation systems."
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"The romanisation of Sanskrit is based on a system called the International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration (IAST)."
