Taishanese Conversion Tool

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Taishanese Han character - Latin converter
漢字 - 台山話羅馬字轉換器

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Taishanese (台山話, Hõi-sän-và), is spoken by an estimated 1,000,000 people in Taishan City (in Guangdong Province) and 1,300,000 Taishanese overseas communities living in other countries outside China. Taishan City is situated 100 kilometers from Guangzhou. Taishanese is a dialect of YUe Chinese and has limited mutual intelligibility with the Cantonese spoken in Guangzhou City.

If you input Taishanese Han character text, you get Latin conversion in the Taishanese romanized text.

If you spot any errors or have new vocabulary suggestions, please leave a message here or you can add a comment below.

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Enter Chinese characters: 台山話屬粵語四邑方言片，係四邑話嘅代表語言。台山話主要分布喺中國大陸廣東省江門市嘅新會、台山、開平、恩平四縣（市），以及江門市區、鶴山嘅部分地區，大陸以外嘅華人社區（尤其是北美）。江門市區講帶有好多五邑話發音特點在內嘅白話。

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Last changed: 22 December 2023

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Latin Keyboard for Sinitic and Minority languages

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Korean Hangul to Hanja Convertor

Korean Hangul - Hanja converter
한글을 한자로 변환
韓文到韓國語漢字轉換器

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Converts

Hangul syllables

To Hanja!

On Metawiki discussion page, a user stated that it was 'impossible' to create a Hangul to Hanja conversion tool because 'Computers cannot understand human language'.

I disagreed with such a statement and have therefore proceeded to create a Hangul to Hanja conversion tool.

Due to the immensely large Hanja vocabulary in existence, there are still numerous vocab to add into the tool (for example, placenames, names of organizations, names of people) so let me know whenever you spot a Hangul word (2 syllables or above) that can be written in Hanja Characters.

You can help improve the accuracy of the tool by leaving a comment below stating what those Hangul words are and what their Hanja equivalents should be and I will add those word pairs into the tool.

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Enter Korean Hangul text (then press the space bar key): 대한민국(한국 한자: 大韓民國)은 동아시아의 한반도 군사 분계선 남부에 위치한 나라이다. 약칭으로 한국(한국 한자: 韓國)과 남한(한국 한자: 南韓, 문화어: 남조선)으로 부르며 현정체제는 대한민국 제6공화국이다. 대한민국의 국기는 대한민국 국기법에 따라 태극기이며, 국가는 관습상 애국가, 국화는 관습상 무궁화이다. 공용어는 한국어와 한국 수어이다. 수도는 서울특별시이다. 인구는 2024년 2월 기준으로 5,130만명이고, 이 중 절반이 넘는 2,603만명이 수도권에 산다.

here you get it in Hanja:

For more information about Hanja, visit this page.

If you spot any mistakes or have any recommendations for improvement, simply leave a comment below with the hangul word pairs (two syllables minimum) and the hanja equivalent word pairs.

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Other Transliteration Tools available:

Korean HANGUL TO HANJA CONVERTOR! (NEW) Mandarin (Beijing and Northeast regions) Japanese (Nihongo) Eastern Min (Mìng-dĕ̤ng-ngṳ̄) Northern Min (Mâing-bă̤-ngṳ̌) Puxian Min (Pó-sing-gṳ̂) Southern Min (Bân-lâm-gú) Hakka (Hak-kâ-ngî) Cantonese (Guõng dönk wã) Taishanese (Hõi-sän-và) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) Korean romanization (Hangukeo) Nuosu (ꆈꌠꉙ) Xiaoerjing (ثِیَوْعَرݣ‌ٍْ) Arabic Numerals to Roman Numerals (NUMERI ROMANI) (New) Arabic Numerals to Babylonian Cuneiform Numerals (New) Arabic Numerals to Persian (𐎠𐎼𐎹) Cuneiform (New) Numerals Japanese Hiragana to Cuneiform Syllables (New)

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Roman Numerals Conversion Tool

Arabic Numerals to Roman Numerals converter

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Important Notes:
1. Please enter the space bar key BEFORE and AFTER typing the arabic numeral to properly convert to the Roman numeral.
2. The number 0 does not exist in Roman numerals, 0 as a standalone number will be converted to the Roman word "NULLA".
3. This tool converts all Arabic numbers from 1 to 3999.
4. Do not use commas for numbers that are 1000 or more. The system will not convert numbers that are in commas.
5. Only positive integers will be converted. Negative integers, decimals, fractions etc. will not be converted.
6. All English numbers (e.g. one, two, three) from zero to onehundred will be converted to their Roman equivalents (i.e. ŪNUS, DUO, TRĒS); all
7. English numbers between onehundred to onethousand will only be converted at every hundredth number (e.g. five hundred, sevenhundred etc).
8. If you are typing the numbers as English letters, Please type all English numbers (above twenty) with no spacing in between the letters (Exempli Gratia: twentyone, ninetynine, onehundred, twohundred, ninehundred, onethousand .... Et Cetera.)
9. All Roman numbers spelt out will be converted to UPPERCASE; lowercase spelling was not used for writing latin until after 1500 AD (over one thousand years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire).



If you spot any errors, you can leave a comment below.

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Enter Arabic numerals or English numbers: 1 2 3 70 314 2024 10000 100000 1000000 one two three twentyone fiftynine onehundred fivehundred onethousand tenthousand onehundredthousand onemillion

here you get it in the Roman numerals:

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Persian Cuneiform Numerals Tool

Arabic Numerals to Persian Cuneiform Numerals converter

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Important Notes:
1. Please enter the space bar key BEFORE and AFTER typing the arabic numeral to properly convert to the cuneiform numeral.
2. The number 0 does not exist in cuneiform, 0 as a standalone number will be converted to blank.
3. This tool converts all numbers from 1 to 2099.
4. Do not use commas for numbers that are 1000 or more. The system will not convert numbers that are in commas.
5. Only positive integers will be converted. Negative integers, decimals, fractions etc. will not be converted.
6. The Cuneiform numerals used in this tool are Old Persian Cuneiform numerals (used by the Elamites and Medes).
7. Cuneiform was used for approximately three thousand years between 3000 BC to 75 AD.



If you spot any errors, you can leave a comment below.

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Enter Arabic numerals: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 70 2024

here you get it in the Persian Cuneiform numerals:

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Japanese to Cuneiform Convertor

select a region Korean HANGUL TO HANJA CONVERTOR! (NEW) Mandarin (Beijing and Northeast regions) Japanese (Nihongo) Eastern Min (Mìng-dĕ̤ng-ngṳ̄) Northern Min (Mâing-bă̤-ngṳ̌) Puxian Min (Pó-sing-gṳ̂) Southern Min (Bân-lâm-gú) Hakka (Hak-kâ-ngî) Cantonese (Guõng dönk wã) Taishanese (Hõi-sän-và) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) Korean romanization (Hangukeo) Nuosu (ꆈꌠꉙ) Xiaoerjing (ثِیَوْعَرݣ‌ٍْ) Arabic Numerals to Roman Numerals (NUMERI ROMANI) (New) Arabic Numerals to Babylonian Cuneiform Numerals (New) Arabic Numerals to Persian (𐎠𐎼𐎹) Cuneiform (New) Numerals Japanese Hiragana to Cuneiform Syllables (New)

Japanese Hiragana to Cuneiform

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Important Notes:
1. This tool converts Japanese hiragana, katakana and Japanese romaji (after pressing the space bar).
2. Latin letters that do not exist in Japanese will not be converted.
3. Kanji will not be converted.
4. Arabic numerals will not be converted at this point in time.
5. 47% of the syllables in this tool are derived from Old Persian Cuneiform.
6. 30% of the syllables in this tool are derived from other Cuneiform languages
7. 23% of the syllables in this tool do not have an existing cuneiform equivalent and hence are rebus placeholders only.



If you spot any errors or have better suggestions for the syllables, you can leave a comment below.

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Enter Hiragana/Katakana/Romaji text: おうさか わ, にほん の きんき ちほう の ちめい, とし. りつりょう-こくで わ せっつ くに の はん'いであり, きんき の けいざい ぶんか の ちゅうしん-ち. かつて わ おうさか と ひょうき し, こふん じだい から えど じだい いこう の ながき に わたり, にほん けいざい と ぶんか の ちゅうしん-ちであった. そのため, きょうと Ōsaka wa, Nihon no Kinki chihō no chimei, toshi. Ritsuryō-kokude wa Settsu kuni no han'ideari, Kinki no keizai bunka no chūshin-chi. Katsute wa Ōsaka to hyōki shi, kofun jidai kara Edo jidai ikō no nagaki ni watari, Nihon keizai to bunka no chūshin-chideatta. Sonotame, Kyōto to tomoni kamigata to yoba re, koto fuku miyako mizu-to to shite no rekishi mo motsu.

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Last changed: September 3, 2024

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