Romanizable
Romanizable refers to a system or method for transcribing words or names from one writing system into the Latin alphabet. This process is particularly relevant for languages that do not originally use the Latin script, such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Greek, or Cyrillic. The goal of romanization is to make these words and names pronounceable and recognizable to speakers of languages that use the Latin alphabet, and to facilitate their use in computing, international communication, and academic study.
There are often multiple romanization systems for a single language, each with its own set of rules
The importance of romanizable systems lies in their ability to bridge linguistic divides. They enable the consistent