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XX The use of the Roman Character for Oriental Languages
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1912The Roman character may be used for Oriental languages in two ways: first, to represent in writing the sounds of a spoken language; and secondly, to represent the characters of a written language by another set of characters. The first process is usually called phonetic writing, the second transliteration. The second process includes the first. As this
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Greek Romany as a Written Language: A Text in Greek Transcription
Gordon M. Messing
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Identification of Indian Languages in Romanized Form
Advances in Pattern Recognition, 2006Girish Mishra+2 more
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Roman Dynamism: Studies in Ancient Roman Thought, Language, and Custom
The Classical Weekly, 1950H. J. Rose, H. Wagenvoort
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