Language Transliteration [Strings]

This block transliterates language-specific sets of Unicode characters to their ASCII representation. For example, in German, Busch-Jäger becomes Busch-Jaeger. Note that a language-unaware transliteration would turn that into Busch-Jager (ä is in general closest to a).

Note: This applies only to small sets of transliterations that are specific to a language. All language-unaware transliterations, such as ß to ss, or æ to ae are captured by the Normalize Diacritics block.

• SOURCE [STRING]: Input strings

• RESULT [STRING]: Modified strings

• Language: The language used for transliteration. Currently, this block supports the following languages:
  • German (both lower and upper-case):
    • ä to ae
    • ö to oe
    • ü to ue
  • Swedish (both lower and upper-case):
    • å to aa
    • ä to ae
    • ö to oe
  • Norwegian/Danish (both lower and upper-case):
    • å to aa
    • ø to oe

Output scores can be aggregated and/or normalised.