Transliteration from Ethiopic (and others) to ASCII (ሀ -> ha; ü -> ue)?
ICU icu-project.org has an Amharic-Latin transform, which will turn your text into "hÄ le á¸¥Ä me Å¡e re se". You could use this using uconv -x 'Amharic/BGN-Latin from the command line, or use pyicu.
ICU icu-project.org/ has an Amharic-Latin transform, which will turn your text into "hÄ le á¸¥Ä me Å¡e re se". You could use this using uconv -x 'Amharic/BGN-Latin' from the command line, or use pyicu.
The Unicode Common Locale Data Repository defines some transliterations. Unidecode (or its Python port) has even more of them.
CLDR doesn't (yet) have that script, however. – Steven R. Loomis Oct 16 '10 at 0:06.
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