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For Japanese words, this process is called [[romaji]].  The primary systems of romanization include Hepburn, Nihon-shiki, and Kunrei-shiki.
 
For Japanese words, this process is called [[romaji]].  The primary systems of romanization include Hepburn, Nihon-shiki, and Kunrei-shiki.
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For Chinese words, there are several proposed romanization systems. The system used by the Communist leadership of the [[People's Republic of China]] is called [[pinyin]]. However, the Chinese government based in [[Taiwan]] prefers the [[Wade-Giles romanization]] system. In the United States Pinyin has superseded Wade-Giles as the preferred method of romanization.
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For Chinese words, there are several proposed romanization systems. The system used by the Communist leadership of the [[People's Republic of China]] is called [[hanyu pinyin]]. However, the Chinese government based in [[Taiwan]] prefers the [[Wade-Giles romanization]] system. In the United States Pinyin has superseded Wade-Giles as the preferred method of romanization, as it has in the vast majority of other countries, and Sinologists currently utilise solely Hanyu Pinyin around the world.
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