Examples of using Romanisation in English and their translations into Spanish
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It was the beginning of the romanisation of Iberian Peninsula.
This tool is to convert Chinese into the romanisation, pinyin.
Afterwards Termes paid tribute(civitas stipendaria), beginning a slow process of Romanisation.
Many parts of the Visigoth system suffered a Romanisation, including the legal system;
Shanghainese transliterated by Chicago Romanization; Cantonese by Hong Kong Government Cantonese Romanisation; Min Nan by Pe̍h-oē-jī;
Ostorius initiated further Romanisation during his command in the safer southern lands,
The process of'Romanisation' appears to have been accomplished by the colonisation of provinces by a few Latin speaking administrators,
The romanisation of Nîmes truly began in the first century BC.
The most common form of romanisation used by English-speaking people was called Wade-Giles.
With the Romanisation of the area, the settlement of Castell did not disappear.
And, by that time, the romanisation of Africa was firmly rooted.
Urban centres founded by Greek settlers or as a result of romanisation.
The carriageways were one of the instruments of Romanisation par excellence.
Thomas Wade, who invented the basis of the Wade-Giles romanisation.
In 1979, the Chinese government declared pinyin the official system of romanisation.
Chinese names are transcribed in Legge's own romanisation.
The most common form of romanisation in the late 19th
Wade-Giles is a system of romanisation, developed in the mid-1800s
Rapport sur la toponymie, la normalisation et la romanisation des noms géographiques au Liban Submitted by Lebanon.
The cultural effects of Romanisation became more evident at the end of the period, with the rise of the Roman Empire.