I got into an argument about romanization today. Here's "the only romanization system that doesn't suck, even though it's not a standard".



{{{#!nutable
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
あ;い;う;え;お;;;;;;;;;;;;僕は;boku wa
a;i;u;e;o;;;;;;;;;;;;遠い;tooi
か;き;く;け;こ;;が;ぎ;ぐ;げ;ご;;;クヮ;キェ;;問う;tou
ka;ki;ku;ke;ko;;ga;gi;gu;ge;go;;;kwa;kye (etc);;問おう;toou
さ;し;す;せ;そ;;ざ;じ;ず;ぜ;ぞ;;;せぃ;ぜぃ;;鳳凰;houou
sa;shi;su;se;so;;za;ji;zu;ze;zo;;;si;zi;;;
た;ち;つ;て;と;;だ;ぢ;づ;で;ど;;;てぃ;てぅ;;かった;katta
ta;chi;tsu;te;to;;da;ji/dji*;zu/dzu*;de;do;;;ti;tu;;;
な;に;ぬ;ね;の;;;;;;;;;つぁ;づぁ;;;
na;ni;nu;ne;no;;;;;;;;;tsa;dza;;;
は;ひ;ふ;へ;ほ;;ば;び;ぶ;べ;ぼ;;;ふぁ;ふゃ;;未来へ;mirai-e
ha;hi;fu;he;ho;;ba;bi;bu;be;bo;;;fa (etc);fya (etc);;;
ま;み;む;め;も;;ぱ;ぴ;ぷ;ぺ;ぽ;;;ほぅ;;;;
ma;mi;mu;me;mo;;pa;pi;pu;pe;po;;;hu;;;;
や;;ゆ;;よ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
ya;;yu;;yo;;;;;;;;;;;;;
わ;;;;を;;;;;;;;;ウィ;ヴァ;;;
wa;;;;wo/-o;;;;;;;;;wi (etc);va (etc);;君を;kimi wo / kimi-o
ん;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;幻影;gen'ei / gen-ei
n;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
}}}
* as pronounced in context
{{{#!nutable
;;;;;;;;;;
きゃ;;きゅ;;きょ;;ぎゃ;;ぎゅ;;ぎょ
kya;;kyu;;kyo;;gya;;gyu;;gyo
しゃ;;しゅ;;しょ;;じゃ;;じゅ;;じょ
sha;;shu;;sho;;ja;;ju;;jo
ちゃ;;ちゅ;;ちょ;;ぢゃ;;ぢゅ;;ぢょ
cha;;chu;;cho;;ja/dja*;;ju/dju*;;jo/djo*
にゃ;;にゅ;;にょ;;;;;;
nya;;nyu;;nyo;;;;;;
ひゃ;;ひゅ;;ひょ;;びゃ;;びゅ;;びょ
hya;;hyu;;hyo;;bya;;byu;;byo
みゃ;;みゅ;;みょ;;ぴゃ;;ぴゅ;;ぴょ
mya;;myu;;myo;;pya;;pyu;;pyo
りゃ;;りゅ;;りょ;;;;;;
rya;;ryu;;ryo;;;;;;
}}}
* as pronounced in context

All else as predicted from the above, or in the case of katakana extensions, the obvious phonetic meaning for which the sequence exists in the first place.

Katakana and hiragana are treated '''exactly''' the same.

The long vowel mark is considered a reiteration of the core vowel of the previous mora, or in the case of ん, an extension of that sound.