ALALC · 2012
Chinese Romanization Table (2012)
alalc-zho-Hani-Latn-2012 ALA-LC Chinese Romanization Table, 2012 version. The 2012 table follows the principles of the Pinyin system, replacing the Wade-Giles system of earlier editions, and does not indicate tone marks (Rules of Application 1). Separation of Syllables: the romanization of each Chinese character is separated by a space. This map encodes the character readings attested by the document's own examples, output as lowercase syllables separated by spaces, and the deterministic punctuation equivalents. Transcribed from the loc.gov document's complete text layer.
Live preview
Try this system.
Type any text in Hani to see the Latn output.
Backed by interscript-ts running in your browser.
Reference vector
What the map should produce.
This vector is checked into git and verified by the Ruby test suite.
Source (Hani)
西北
Expected (Latn)
xi bei
Source
Read the map definition.
Every Interscript map is a human-readable ISC file checked into the interscript/maps repo.