The input name corresponds to the keyboard name.

The input name corresponds to the keyboard name.

The pronunciation of Japanese Kana is represented by a Roman letter. When you use a computer such as Word or Excel to process Japanese data, you enter Japanese in the Japanese input mode. Japanese Kana can be input using their own Roman pronunciation or a unique combination on the keyboard. I have seen such a learning post in other forums. I have posted a complete post and summarized it as follows:

Rows

Upper Limit then lower limit (upper case)
A I u e o

Lower case than lower case)
La Li Lu le lo
XA Yi Wu
XI Xu Xe xo

Zookeeper
Ye

When there are already too many other users
Wha whi whe who
Wi we

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Va vi vu ve Vo
Vyi VYE

There are already too many other
Vya vyu vyo

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Too many other users
Ka Ki Ku Ke Ko
CA Cu Co
Qu

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Kya Kyi Kyu Kye quit

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Qwa qwi qwu qwe qwo
QA Qi QE Qo

There are already too many other
Qya qyu qyo

Too many other users
Ga GI Gu Ge go

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Gya gyi Gyu Gye gyo

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
GWA Gwi GWU GWe gwo

Rows

Too many other users
Sa Shi su se so
Si
CI CE

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Sya syi syu sye syo
Sha Shu She sho

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Swa swi swu swe SWO

Too many other users
Za Zi zu ze Zo

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Ja Ji Ju je jo
Zya zyi zyu zye zyo
Jya jyi jyu jye jyo

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Too many other users
Ta Chi Tu te
Ti Tsu

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Tya tyi tyu Tye tyo
Cha Chu Che Cho
Cya cyi CYU Cye cyo

When there are already too many other users
Tsa tsi Tse Tso

Lower (lower case)
LTU
Xtu

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Tha Thi Thu the tho

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
TWA Twi twu twe two

Too many other users
Da Di du de do
Note: The Roman character "Ji" of "ghost" can only be typed "ghost" on the keyboard 」.

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Dya dyi dyu dye dyo

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
DHA Dhi Dhu DHE Dho

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Dwa dwu DWe dwo

Rows

Too many other users
Na Ni Nu Ne No

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Nya Nyi NYU Nye Nyo

Rows

Too many other users
Ha Hi Hu He Ho
Fu

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Hya hyi Hyu Hye Hyo

There are already too many other
Fya fyu fyo

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
FWA fwi fwu fwe fwo
Fa fi Fe fo
FYI Fye

Too many other users
Ba Bi Bu be Bo

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Bya byi byu bye BYO

Too many other users
Pa PI Pu PE Po

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Pya Pyi pyu Pye Pyo

Rows

Too many other users
Ma Mi Mu me mo

When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Mya myi myu Mye Myo

Rows

Upper upper limit (upper case)
Ya Yu yo

Lower case than lower case)
Lya LYU LYO
Xya xyu xyo

Rows

Too many other users
Ra ri Ru re Ro
　
When there are too many threads, there are too many threads.
Rya ryi Ryu rye Ryo

Rows

わをん
Wa wo n
Nn
N'
XN

Note:
I. Audio promotion input --
For example: zookeeper (zookeeper) → zassi → the consonants of the first katakana after the intermediate tone are knocked twice, that is, "SS"

Ii. changyin input --
① Use a hirakana to indicate a hirakana.
For example: zookeeper has been used for authentication (for) → kyoukyuu
② Use the hyphen (-) to represent a katakana.
For example: Yu-Za-