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Test if a string is composed of hiragana characters
IgnorePunctuation | False | whether to ignore PunctuationCharacter in the string |
"IgnoreWhitespace" | False | whether to ignore WhitespaceCharacter in the string |
Test whether a character is hiragana:
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Test if a string contains only hiragana characters:
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HiraganaQ yields False when given spaces:
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HiraganaQ also yields False when given punctuation characters:
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HiraganaQ threads over lists:
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By default, the presence of characters that match PunctuationCharacter will cause HiraganaQ to yield False:
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Ignore punctuation:
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By default, the presence of characters that match WhitespaceCharacter will cause HiraganaQ to yield False:
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Ignore whitespace characters:
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The empty string will yield True:
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Get the full list of hiragana characters:
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Verify the output of Alphabet["Hiragana"]:
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Test if a character name corresponds to a hiragana character:
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The set of characters matched by HiraganaQ is larger than Alphabet["Hiragana"], since it includes additional characters (e.g. diacritics):
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Test if a string will fully Transliterate into hiragana:
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Apply SpeechSynthesize to a piece of text, but use a Japanese voice for hiragana characters:
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Wolfram Language 11.3 (March 2018) or above
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