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65: 2545:, which actually only allows hyphens in a few cases (mostly having to do with adding a prefix or suffix to a proper noun, such as in Nihon-teki). So jidaigeki should be without hyphen (even though I recognize there are some texts that use one). Seibun seems to argue that dictionaries do it his/her way, but Kenkyusha (the standard) definitely does not (it uses hyphens not because that is the rule in romanization, but in order to "clarify the constitution (kōsei) of the word"). 35: 2070:
It's fine to include things from the Japanese Knowledge, but you should definitely try to find sources for anything you translate over. If you don't, it's possible someone may come along and remove it or question it due to lack of sourcing. If the Japanese article has sources, you can assume they are
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I don't have a problem with hyphens. They separate parts of unusual compound words or connect particles to the affiliated noun. Makes romaji easier to read; better than separating all particles, or worse, when several words and particles are written as one long word. I must not be the only one, take
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As we all know, different name readings can be used by different groups. Having worked in a library, I tend to use what the Library of Congress or NDL authority file says, since it is their job to get the name right (but in rare cases sometimes even those can be mistaken). By the way, the US Library
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Just a quick point here, but I don't think you can compare the use of macrons when writing Japanese to the use of diacritics in other languages, because it's fairly rare to see macrons used with romaji in Japanese contexts. For example, I don't remember ever seeing macrons used in Japanese stations,
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Wow guys this is really confusing for me. Well I agree with Nihonjoe, since it can't be determined, it should remain where it is. I personally prefer macroned letters, since it's more accurate. Similarly, in German-related articles wikipedia uses the letter "ß" instead of "ss" and in Spanish-related
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badly needs work, especially sourcing. Since it is based on the ja.wiki version of the article, and most of the sources will be in Japanese, it could obviously use some help from someone who knows the language. Basically, the article has a lot of information, but virtually none of it is sourced.
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The recommendation of Jimbo Wales is not to use diacritics if most English language sources do not use them. But though MOS:JA recommends Hepburn, the most common form found in English may not even be Hepburn, it could be something else (particularly, IMDB doesn't use Hepburn, for example) and even
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I would also favour the use of the macron unless there is an explicit rejection of it in particular cases. Using Commonname as grounds for removing diacritics is problematic, as it's not clear if the absence of a macron is the result of typesetting obstacles. (It's not just native Japanese speakers
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I just want to double-check something here about sources. Sometimes I see articles with banners that say something along the lines of 'This article could be improved with information from the Japanese Knowledge article', but sometimes it seems that editors don't accept anything that doesn't have a
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Hmm. It's too tough for me to say which is appropriate. Personally I prefer to use macroned letters as it is the precise way to romanize ja. Native Japanese can easily know it's the surname 伊藤/いとう/Itō when they see Shinichi Ito. But just "Ito", not in a sentence nor with Shinichi, puzzles people.
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has references from books which I won't be able to check easily. Can I assume good faith? Once again, is Japanese Knowledge considered a reliable source for English articles? Should I cite? If yes, how should I cite? Cite the article or the references given? OK, I seem to be repeating
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Romanized "Ito" cannot be Japanized いとう. It would be いと and there are two different いと in ja. 意図/intention and 糸/thread. It is interesting to see the article name of those three driver/racers in other languages. Some use macron, some use other letters, and some use Ito, Kato and Sato.
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It really depends on which is in common usage in reliable sources. If the non-macronned version is more common, then it should be moved back to that version. If the macronned version is more common, or no most common version can be determined, it should remain where it is.
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for the list. Unfortunately, most of these are disused stations, but they are still of historical interest, and worth geocoding. Would any railway enthusiasts with Japanese knowledge be interested in filling in the coordinates for these last few articles? --
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This contentious user is making unilateral moves without discussion, having been admonished several times now about doing so. There is no hyphen in Japanese, it is not natural to put it in transliteration. Should I take this higher, what say you
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is to not use diacritics if most English language reliable sources do not use them. Jimbo's opinion in this matter doesn't matter anymore than that of anyone else here. In this case, though, he's recommending exactly what MOS:JA suggests.
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Thanks for pointing me out to Hepburn romanization, I never knew that. Anyway, what about other person with macroned letter in their surname but their wikipedia articles are not using the macroned letter as the title (such as:
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Done with the Kabe line. Thanks for posting. I actually quite enjoyed looking at pictures of old abandoned tiny stations. Taking a break now. Will take a look at the remaining few stations if nobody else locates them before.
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Yes, it looks like it is the same person. The kanji of his given name 有恒 could be read "Yūkō" or "Aritsune" - it's the difference between the on'yomi (Chinese reading) and the kun'yomi (Japanese reading) - see
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as the reason. However, I can't find anything on WP:MOS-JA that specifies we have to use "ō" in the article title. Since, Akira Ryo is commonly used in English-language sources, should the article be moved to
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Hello. I’m trying to add first hand accounts of the first ascents of 8,000m peaks to the mountains’ articles. Most sources I’ve seen list Yuko Maki as the leader of the expedition for the first ascent of
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source in English. Is there a firm policy on this matter? If I use information from a Japanese Knowledge article I have usually in the past just made a note on the talkpage, but is there a better approach?
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mentions that "Use the form personally or professionally used by the person, if available in the English/Latin alphabet". Doesn't this mean that English alphabets are preferred? —
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articles wikipedia uses diacritics letters. I just hope that in the future there could be a consistent naming convention in Japan-related articles. Thanks for the explanations.
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correct and use the same sources as references for the material here. Do not cite the Japanese Knowledge article as your source, though, but rather the sources it uses. ···
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Thanks, that clears everything up. I added a mention in the article that Yuko Maki is also known as Aritsune Maki and added the books to a further reading section.--
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Clearly my memory is playing tricks on me! I still don't remember any macrons used on book or album covers, though you might say my memory has been discredited...--
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Added coordinates to four stations. Will keep on searching. Could somebody copy coordinates from ja-wikipedia for the stations which are on the
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who benefit from the extra information, but generally people familiar with Japan topics. Compare the names Yuki and Yūki, for example.)
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claims is what is in reality the "revised" or "modified" system of Hepburn romanization. Discussion on how we should deal with
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city treats Yūkō as the official reading. Maki was born and raised in Sendai and he is an honorary citizen there. See
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As for Yoda, Yoshinori seems to be an error. Take a good look at the cover of the book. It says Takayoshi.
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in Japanese sources where some names/terms are in romaji/romanized, there's a lot of non-Hepburn as well.
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As of today, there are only 28 Japanese railway station articles left that need geocodes: see
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lists Takayoshi Yoda as the cameraman of the expedition, while the author of the photo essay
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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Special:Contributions&limit=500&target=Seibun
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regarding the potential use of coordinates in highway articles. Your input is welcomed. --
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for details. If most sources use Yūkō, then that is probably the one we should use. His
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violations), and it is also missing historical information prior to around 1920. —
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I'm sure I made a vow once never to get involved in a discussion about macrons.--
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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has found publications by the Library of Congress that do not use the form of
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Thank you for your reply. I will bear this in mind when making future edits.--
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If you use IMDB, I haven't seen Hepburn being used, whatever they recommend.
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FYI, the National Diet Library treats Aritsune as the official reading: see
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article, and here there's the further problem that the Japanese article
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It has some suspect "information" in it (I removed most of the blatant
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or on the covers of Japanese books or albums, which often use romaji.--
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says that both are used, but it lists Yūkō first. Hope this helps. —
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Using Japanese Knowledge as a reference / Japanese sources in general
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of the first ascent is Yoshinori Yoda. Are they the same person?--
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correctly uses Hepburn romanization. Probably other JRs too. See
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use of Hepburn, but as you can see, many people ignore that.
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I was looking specifically at maybe doing something for the
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Only 28 un-geocoded Japanese railway station articles left
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claims it was Aritsune Maki. Aritsune Maki also wrote
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All of them on that page appear to be done now. ···
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