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なかてん doesn't seem to work on the Windows 7 Japanese IME, but it looks like it does convert to U+30FB katakana middle dot (・) on Anthy for Linux. As a side note, though ・ is sometimes called くろまる according to Wikipedia, that converts to U+25CF black circle ( ) on both Windows 7 and Anthy for Linux.
If you use a Japanese IME (a computer program used to enter Japanese text), you may be able to use also for these rōmaji symbols. At least in Microsoft Office IME 2010 (for Japanese text), if you enter Shift+A and try to convert it to kanji, it shows a candidate labeled “記号…,” which expands to various symbols including ā and Ā.
In the community of Japanese Language Stack Exchange, citing sources are often discussed in the context of providing context to the question. As suggested in a comment for the "Explicit rule about..." post on Sept 2020 above, our help centre mentions providing context. The importance of context and the tendency of users to acknowledge it lead ...
We could stop using Japanese monospaced fonts for code but not pre tags as well I suppose, but even then I seem to recall that it can't be guaranteed some Windows computers which have their locale set to Japanese won't display backslashes as Yen symbols (correct me if I'm wrong) –
when typing "dzu" on japanese IME, it doesn't work :/ Stack Exchange Network. Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers.
Japanese, as I imagine most (if not all) of you are aware, has a pitch accent system, which essentially means that the pitch pattern of a word can be and is often a very important factor in determining its meaning 1. As this site grows, I can foresee the number of pitch-accent-related questions increasing, as it is a notoriously difficult ...
Usually I just type the word that it is in. For example: ひとびと -> 人々 さまざま -> 様々 さんかげつ -> 三ヶ月
A few days ago, I’ve decided to switch from Romaji input to Direct Kana input on my computer (using windows IME). Didn’t take me long to get accustomed to it, and I’m liking it a lot. However, I ca...
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Go to the Keyboard Settings and select The japanese-Romaji input source. You'll see the current layout (This is the default): To sort it out, scroll down to "Romaji Layout" and select "ABC - QWERTZ" After changing it you'll see the new layout, in this case, the german one: If you have any other non-standard layout this might help as well.