what is roman english?

Roman English, also known as Romanized English or simply Romaji, is a system of representing the English language using the Latin alphabet (the same alphabet used in Western European languages such as French, Spanish, and German). This system is often used to write English words and phrases in Japanese texts, where it is used to provide pronunciation cues to Japanese readers who may not be familiar with the English language.

Similarly, Roman English may also be used in other languages that do not use the Latin alphabet, such as Arabic, Greek, or Russian, to write English words and phrases phonetically. In some cases, Roman English may also refer to the practice of writing English using a combination of Roman letters and Arabic numerals, such as “2moro” for “tomorrow”.