translitua 1.3.2

Official transliteration for Ukrainian and russian languages

translit-ua

Transliteration (romanization, latinization) for Ukrainian and russian languages with various transliteration tables (including official ones). Translit-ua has 13 transliteration tables for the Ukrainian language:

• UkrainianKMU (National 2010, most recent one approved by The Cabinet)

• UkrainianSimple (Simple one)

• UkrainianWWS (WWS or Woodrow Wilson School or Scholarly)

• UkrainianBritish (British Standard)

• UkrainianBGN (BGN/PGGN 1965 System, United States Board on Geographic Names/Permanent Committee on Geographical Names)

• UkrainianISO9 (ISO 9, from International Organization for Standardization)

• UkrainianFrench (Jean Girodet (1976), Dictionnaire de la langue française)

• UkrainianGerman ((2000) Duden, v 22, Mannheim: Dudenverlag.)

• UkrainianGOST1971 (The Soviet Union’s GOST from 1971)

• UkrainianGOST1986 (The Soviet Union’s GOST from 1986)

• UkrainianPassport2007 (Used in Ukrainian passport in 2007-2010)

• UkrainianNational1996 (Codified by Committee on Issues of Legal Terminology in 1996)

• UkrainianPassport2004Alt (Yet another alternative that was sometimes used in Ukrainian passports in 2004-2007)

Translit-ua also has 6 transliteration tables for the russian language:

• RussianGOST2006 (The Russian Federation’s GOST from 2006)

• RussianSimple (Simple one)

• RussianICAO (DOC9303 from ICAO, International Civil Aviation Organization)

• RussianTelegram (Russian standard for international telegrams from 2001)

• RussianInternationalPassport1997 (One that was used for international passports 1997-2010)

• RussianInternationalPassport1997Reduced (Same as above but with reduction of yy to y)

• RussianDriverLicense (One that has been used for driver licenses since 2000)

• RussianISOR9Table2 (ISO/R 9 (1968), table 2)

• RussianISO9SystemA (ISO 9:1995, System A, one with diacritics)

• RussianISO9SystemB (ISO 9:1995, System B, no diacritics)

The minor difference in those tables is that the common apostrophe sign ‘ is used in every table.

For convenience, all Ukrainian tables are listed in ALL_UKRAINIAN variable, and all russian tables are listed in ALL_RUSSIAN variable. In ALL_TRANSLITERATIONS variable, you might find the complete list of tables.

Translit-ua works with python 2.6+ and python 3+ and has good doctests coverage.

Installation

Install from PyPI.

$ pip install translitua

Usage

>>> from translitua import translit, RussianSimple

>>> translit(
    u"""Берег моря. Чути розбещенi крики морських птахiв, ревiння моржа,
а також iншi звуки, iздаваємиє різною морською сволотою. Входить Гамлєт,
вдягнутий в зручну приємну товстовку і такі ж самі парусинові штани.
Гамлєт красиво підперезаний вузеньким шкіряним пояском.
Він босий, бородатий і пацаватий. В руках у нього дебелий дрючок.
""")
u'Bereh moria. Chuty rozbeshcheni kryky morskykh ptakhiv, revinnia morzha,\na takozh inshi zvuky, izdavaiemyie riznoiu morskoiu svolotoiu. Vkhodyt Hamliet,\nvdiahnutyi v zruchnu pryiemnu tovstovku i taki zh sami parusynovi shtany.\nHamliet krasyvo pidperezanyi vuzenkym shkirianym poiaskom.\nVin bosyi, borodatyi i patsavatyi. V rukakh u noho debelyi driuchok.\n'

>>> translit(
    u"""Не выходи из комнаты, не совершай ошибку.
Зачем тебе Солнце, если ты куришь Шипку?
За дверью бессмысленно все, особенно - возглас счастья.
Только в уборную - и сразу же возвращайся.""", RussianSimple
)
u"Ne vyhodi iz komnaty, ne sovershaj oshibku.\nZachem tebe Solntse, esli ty kurish' Shipku?\nZa dver'ju bessmyslenno vse, osobenno - vozglas schast'ja.\nTol'ko v ubornuju - i srazu zhe vozvraschajsja."

More about Ukrainian transliteration

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