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ローマ字綴り (roomajitsuzuri) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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式しき
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ある
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There are Hepburn and Kunrei systems for the romanization of Japanese.
The name on the passport is written in romanized spelling.
Related words ローマ 字じ ローマ字 refers to the Roman alphabet itself or letters, while ローマ字綴り specifically means the act or result of spelling in Roman letters.
ヘボン 式しき ヘボン式 is a specific system of romanization for Japanese, whereas ローマ字綴り is a broader term for any romanized spelling.
Written forms ローマ 字じ 綴つづ り
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling.
ローマ 字じ つづり
Variant with つづり in kana; less common but still seen.
Etymology Compound of ローマ字 (Rōma-ji, 'Roman letters') and 綴り (tsuzuri, 'spelling').
