Talk:希顶日本语

希图姆日本语

希图姆日本语与希顶日本语结构类似，但字母使用有所区别。

字母（以希图姆聊天字母表示，いろは序）：

i 3 8 G p h H / q N nu_ lu_ du_

w g 5 b l y / d n 7 r 6

u 4 X o c 1 2 / k f z e t

a C j Y x E B / T O m s Tu_

V

字源

同音：i G p h q nu_ lu_ l n u o c k e t a m

平/片假名形近: 3 H du_ y 4 z C x T

8: 形近阿拉伯数字8，日语发音 hachi，取首个音节

N: IPA音标/ŋ/与平假名り形近

w: wa 取其声母

g: ka>ga 取其声母

5: 平假名形似其汉写“与”

b: 片假名形似其汉写“夕”

d: 大写右半边与平假名形似

7: 形近阿拉伯数字7，日语发音 nana，取首个音节

r: 拉丁转写为ra，取其首字母

6: 形近阿拉伯数字6，日语发音 mu

X: 大写与平假名形似，左侧开口

1: 片假名中竖直笔画形似1

2: 汉写体“又”在日语中有 mata 的读法，取首个音节

f: 拉丁转写有 fu 的写法

j: 取假名字源“几/幾”之现汉音声母

Y: 平假名写法中包含"Y"之字形

E: 字母名称 4Egv 有水的含义，水在日语中有 mizu 的读法，取首个音节

B: 汉写体“白”在日语中有 shiro 的读法，取首个音节

O: 汉写体“日”在日语中有 hi 的读法

s: se 取其声母

Tu_: thu 与 su 音较近 Rachel1211（留言） 2023年9月15日 (五) 11:11 (CST)

Mnemonic

Happy Chinese New Year! （AKЭXTO!T″├Ɐ）

A = Rising sun. The flags are usually made of silk or paper.
I = As for colors. ...and smells, they'll scatter in the water.
U = Ueno. Ueno Yuuka is a famous female singer.
E = English. English is the official language of many European countries.
O = Osaka. Ootsuka Ai, who was born there, had excellent voice.
Ka = Exchange. In the past, people in some places used farm animals for exchange.
Ki = Stamp. Some stamps have themed drawings, such as long-haired creatures.
Ku = Club. Golf clubs are made of wood, and so are playing cards.
Ke = Landscape. Butterflies are highlighting strokes to the landscape.
Ko = Children. Children like to celebrate Christmas and Chinese New Year.
Sa = Japanese cherry. Songs that mention the flower often mention walking soldiers as well.
Si = Newspaper. Newspapers catch fire easily, but TV news doesn't.
Su = Sparrow. It can't fly high; it just bounces on branches and stones.
Se = World. It's always a flesh-eat-flesh world out there.
So = Abacus. It has a box of beads, like flowers in a flowerbed.
Ta = Cigarettes. Smoking is bad for your health and the natural environment.
Ti = Plover. The threads in a cross-stitch resembles the traffic network.
Tu = Crane and tortoise. They'll live as long as - or outlive - the mountains.
Te = Written letter. Some may be worrying that penmanship is dying out.
To = Tokyo. Tokyo is home to many of the "other things".
Na = Nagoya. This city has a famous fish market.
Ni = Japan. The map of Japan is similar to the side of a face.
Nu = Numazu. Literally meaning "harbor of marsh" - reminds one of wild animals.
Ne = Rats. Rats are often a big trouble to households.
No = The plains. The plains is a very flat area of land.
Ha = Postcard. Postcards are written by hand and passed from hand to hand.
Hi = Airplane. No one would use an airplane in a religious ceremony.
Hu = Fuji. The volcano is a gray watering can that pours lava.
He = Harmony. Farmers make a harmonious scene in the field of crops.
Ho = Insurance. Housing is one of the items involved in insurance.
Ma = Matches. Some people ask for matches after finishing a meal.
Mi = Mikasa. Three is slightly bigger than two, and the hat is made of bamboo.
Mu = Wireless. Wireless radio communication takes place in the air.
Me = Meiji. The family law and many others develops in that period, though not modern.
Mo = Japanese maple. Those trees turn the whole mountain red in the fall.
Ya = Ancient Japan. It produced great pages of art, and it's still doing now.
Yu = Bow and arrow. Cupid carries arrows with heart shapes.
Yo = Yoshino. There are only three different syllables beginning with Y.
Ra = Radio. Signals from the radio factory spread wide.
Ri = Apples. Hippomenes won the contest by throwing down golden apples.
Ru = House-sitters. They're left in villages when others cross cliffs.
Re = Lotus flower. It is also the name of a china spoon.
Ro = Rome. The European city has tall walls for the Colosseum.
Wa = Bracken. Bracken is small, with feather-like leaves.
Wi = The wells.
We = It's hooked. (These two letters are no longer in the modern alphabet.)
Wo = Owari. A few people had close-tied relatives from that former province.
N = End of the alphabet. All are planned by men.

what on earth does AKЭXTO!T″├Ɐ mean? If you don't speak japanese then you don't know what plover relates to cross-stitch. If you do then you better admit it. Translated ORK（留言） 2025年3月5日 (三) 17:41 (CST)

Encoder

The Python-based encoder is here. Unfortunately, it can't handle kanji.

import sys
#C This program can't handle angle brackets.
a=[57455,57439,57490,57474,57491,57475,57501,57485,57488,57472,
57427,57427,57381,57381,57436,57436,57428,57428,57386,57386,
57387,57387,57383,57383,57388,57388,57473,57473,57384,57384,
57377,57377,57382,57382,57396,57380,57380,57426,57426,57390,57390,
57435,57480,57432,57437,57425,
57481,57481,57481,57438,57438,57438,57434,57434,57434,57429,57429,57429,57378,57378,57378,
57477,57479,57478,57376,57379,
57405,57389,57492,57476,57498,57482,
57431,57391,57484,57424,57430,
57401,57385,65533,65533,57433,57483,57475,65533,65533]
a=a+[65533,65533,
8243,176,8243,176,
65533,65533,65533,45]+a+[57385,65533,65533,57433,
183,8212,
65533,65533,65533]
a=12353*[0]+a
da=[12364,12366,12368,12370,12372,
12374,12376,12378,12380,12382,
12384,12386,12389,12391,12393,
12400,12403,12406,12409,12412,
12436,12446]
da=da+[n+96 for n in da]+[12535,12536,12537,12538]
ha=[12401,12404,12407,12410,12413]
ha=ha+[n+96 for n in ha]

a[10]=10
a[32]=32

while(1):
 c=ord(sys.stdin.read(1))
 if(12352<c<12544):
  print(chr(a[c]),end='')
  if(c in da):
   print(chr(a[12443]),end='')
  if(c in ha):
   print(chr(a[12444]),end='')
 else:
  print(chr(c),end='')

注意多音字

ƔJ = x8꜔
J″⅄ZⱯ = ⁊ɜ𑀟 ߆e꜔

Z├ᗺ″ = ⁊iɤ diey
GBI = o꜔uo I

ᗺwK⅄ = pio jʎ
GƋG″Ƽ = jbia dx8l

ⱯX├″X = đu6 ꜔nə
ƋƟCE = tpiʎ E

ⱯX4 = zh6꜔
JᕍJ = h6

Z″꒛ = wiⱯ lɛ
Ɐᛋ = ulɛ

ƼOX = ʎpiⱯ X
P″CƼQ = piⱯʎ ƼQ
XMH″ = piⱯʎ

ZCⱯ = gⱯh 4iⱯ꜔
X7″R = sueɛ yⱯ꜔

ⱯᛋBE = piⱯ E

E├ = nuɵ꜔ （≠nuɵa）

稍后再补充 ColorfulGalaxy（留言） 2025年1月30日 (四) 17:24 (CST)

英文字母

A	B	C	D	E	F	G
I–	U″–	X–	T″ɛ–	E–	I7	X″–
H	I	J	K	L	M	N
IEQ	AE	X″i–	K–	I1	I6	IV
O	P	Q	R	S	T	U
O–	U°–	Jɤ–	A–1	IS	Tɛ–	Ɣ–
V	W	X	Y	Z (BrE)	Z (NAmE)
7″E	Ƽ″7″꒛ɤ–	IwCS	ΓE	e″w├	S″ɛ–

Disclaimer: ΓƼXᗺ ƟP⅄Z″ᖷ ᗺBeBE. The texts above may contain errors. ColorfulGalaxy（留言） 2025年2月11日 (二) 15:05 (CST)