A pinyin-based Roman script has been proposed, but is not commonly used.

The most notable exception is Polish, which developed its own Roman script independently.

A pinyin-based Roman script has been proposed, but the orthography has yet to be promoted.

There are several different transcriptions into Greek and Roman scripts.

The tablets are written in Roman cursive script (joined-up writing).

They were transliterated into Roman script by Jesuit scholars in the 16th century.

The Christian missionaries used Roman script for these languages.

The language has a written grammar, a dictionary, and uses Roman script when written.

Roman script for Konkani, a must: now or never.

Lately some attempt has been made to write Memoni using Roman script.