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This does plain unlinked furigana for Japanese. It's like {{ja-usex}}
but doesn't produce a romanization or accept a translation.
This accepts two unnamed parameters:
- the bottom part (usually the form written in kanji)
- the form written in kana
Requiring Module:ja-ruby.
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local export = {}
-- ]
function export.show(frame)
local args = frame:getParent().args
local first_param = args or error("Example has not been specified. Please pass parameter 1 to the module invocation.")
local kana = args ~= '' and args or first_param
-- if user only specified one param, assume first param is only kana (no kanji)
return ('<span lang="ja" class="Jpan">%s</span>'):format(require('Module:ja-ruby').ruby_auto{
term = first_param,
kana = kana,
})
end
return export