Kanji_to_Romaji
Installation
Usage
ktr.py is a script included to be used in the command line provided you have your python’s script folder in your environment variables
The more common usage will probably to be used in another program:
from kanji_to_romaji import kanji_to_romaji print kanji_to_romaji(u"友達に会いました")
Argument must be in unicode
More examples
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