Romaji to Hiragana (iPhone)

Hi everyone, I’ve seen characters share different romaji inputs. So ji and zi both give you じ

I’ve spent some time looking at Apple’s website for a chart of conversion, but I couldn’t find one. I’m sure there is one, but I can’t find it. Does anyone have more info on this?

3 comments
  1. I don’t use the rōmaji input on iPhone anymore (I use the kana input now) but basically iOS (as well as all good IMEs) uses the main romanization systems: Hepburn, Nihon-siki, and Kunrei-siki. “Ji” is Hepburn; “zi” is Nihon-siki and Kunrei-siki.

    Small letters can be made with x preceding the romanization: xtsu っ, xya ゃ, xe ぇ, etc.

  2. out of curiosity, why don’t you use hiragana input? romaji input seems much more cumbersome and hiragana input only takes a while to learn, after that it’s nice and fast!

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