Hi @tallakt, actually it doesn’t. Convert encodings is a different task from transliteration. Let’s say I have the greek word Λάμ(β)δα, just converting encodings I would loose this data, transliteration looks for a way to represent this data meaningfully. So taking Λάμ(β)δα as an example a transliterated version should be Lam(b)da. In some sort of way it’s kinda a romanization, but avoiding special caracters in the latin script. So the character ç would be just c.
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