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better, since the terms of the healthcare scheme may not benefit them for their particular instance. The same applies here; those who use the accompanying romaji aren't affected by the ruby characters and can continue to use the romaji, but those who use the ruby characters are the ones who reap the benefits from the new additions. There are some people, myself included, who find romaji difficult to read because Roman letters don't form perfect squares by syllables: as an example, my brain needs to process exactly when a syllable starts and when a syllable ends, which takes additional effort. Even as someone who is not a native
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reasonable and helpful. However, ("outside the quotation marks") it should be written in
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Why would we need to use furigana at all? Whenever kanji appears, it's usually in parentheses with accompanying rōmaji, so what's the point of adding furigana? And I wouldn't say that using furigana is a "site-wide standard" at Korean WP.
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3743:2015-06-06
3737:Japan News
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2895:AtHomeIn神戸
2689:Cckerberos
2579:baby names
2289:Here it is
1977:AtHomeIn神戸
1917:Dwanyewest
1834:Wikivoyage
1740:Joseph2302
1704:Joseph2302
1688:Joseph2302
1370:Politics (
3068:Onna Nabe
2959:Onna Nabe
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2125:WP:MOS-ZH
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2006:Marchjuly
1794:June 2015
1588:Tokusatsu
1422:Transwiki
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2973:StG88ぬ会話
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2860:furigana
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3667:Japan
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2091:Opera
1850:Tasks
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1592:index
1582:index
1554:PAC 2
1538:index
1518:index
1409:Tokyo
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1560:Sumo
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1124:2022
1059:2021
994:2020
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864:2018
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734:2016
669:2015
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539:2013
474:2012
409:2011
344:2010
279:2009
214:2008
149:2007
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244:6
239:5
234:4
229:3
224:2
219:1
194:9
189:8
184:7
179:6
174:5
169:4
164:3
159:2
154:1
129:9
124:8
119:7
114:6
109:5
104:4
99:3
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