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Japanese Typing & Romaji Converter
Convert Romaji keyboard inputs into Hiragana and Katakana characters in real-time.
Romaji to Hiragana IMEKatakana togglesVirtual Japanese LayoutDistraction-free environment
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せいこうは まいにちの どりょくの つみかさねです。あきらめずに つづけることが いちばん たいせつです。じぶんを しんじて がんばりましょう。
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Type in English letters phonetically and press Space to convert words into Japanese script automatically.
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Guide to Japanese Romaji Input
Master phonetic kana conversion rules and double-consonant composition.
1. Romaji IME Mechanics
Romaji input allows users to type Japanese using standard Latin keyboards. Syllables are parsed to match standard Hiragana and Katakana representations (e.g. 'sa' -> 'さ', 'shi' -> 'し').
2. Sokuon (っ) Character
The small 'tsu' character (Sokuon) represents a doubled consonant sound. In standard keyboards, typing double letters like 'tt' or 'kk' triggers the sokuon composition before generating the next vowel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Japanese typing