Romaji Conversion Chart

SCIM-Anthy Romaji-kana Conversion Charts

Hiragana

あいうえお---
aiueo---
かきくけこきゃきゅきょ
kakikukekokyakyukyo
がぎぐげごぎゃぎゅぎょ
gagigugegogyagyugyo
さしすせそしゃしゅしょ
sashi/sisusesosha/syashu/syusho/syo
ざじずぜぞじゃじゅじょ
zaji/zizuzezoja/zyaju/zyujo/zyo
たちつてとちゃちゅちょ
tachi/titsu/tutetocha/tyachu/tyucho/tyo
だぢづでどぢゃぢゅぢょ
dadidudedodyadyudyo
なにぬねのにゃにゅにょ
naninunenonyanyunyo
はひふへほひゃひゅひょ
hahifu/huhehohyahyuhyo
ばびぶべぼびゃびゅびょ
babibubebobyabyubyo
ぱぴぷぺぽぴゃぴゅぴょ
papipupepopyapyupyo
まみむめもみゃみゅみょ
mamimumemomyamyumyo
や-ゆ-よ---
ya-yu-yo---
らりるれろりゃりゅりょ
rarirureroryaryuryo
わゐ-ゑを--ん
wawyi-wyewo--nn [1]
ぁぃぅぇぉ---
xa, laxi, lixu, luxe, lexo, lo---
ゃ-ゅ-ょ--っ
xya, lya-xyu, lyu-xyo, lyo--xtsu, xtu, ltsu, ltu [2]

[1] A single "n" turns into "ん" when followed by a consonant other than "n" as in "genki (doing well)", whereas you need to type "konnnichiha" or "konnnitiha" to write "こんにちは".
[2] More commonly and easily, you can get a small tsu or "っ" by doubling the following consonant as in "nipponn", which is converted into "にっぽん".

Katakana

ヴァヴィヴヴェヴォ
vavivuvevo
-ウィ-ウェウォ
-wi, whi-we, whewho
ファフィ-フェフォ
fafi-fefo
---シェ-
---she, sye-
---ジェ-
---je, zye-
---チェ-
---che, tye-
-ティ---
-thi---
-ディ---
-dhi---
ー [3]----
(hyphen)----

[3] prolonged sound mark as in "スープ (soup)"
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