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README.md

@@ -5,3 +5,5 @@ For this exercise, we'll convert hiragana to romanji. For instance, "ひらが
 There are many different ways to romanize hiragana. For the exercise, we'll use the [Nihon-shiki system](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon-shiki_romanization), as it is the most regular.
 
 To get you started, there is a test harness you can run with `ruby test/test_romanize.rb`.
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lib/romanize.rb

@@ -1,4 +1,70 @@
 module Romanize
+
   def romanize(s)
   end
+
+HRMAP = {
+  "か" => "ka",
+  "さ" => "sa",
+  "た" => "ta",
+  "な" => "na",
+  "は" => "ha",
+  "ま" => "ma",
+  "や" => "ya",
+  "ら" => "ra",
+  "わ" => "wa",
+  "ん" => "n",
+  "き" => "ki",
+  "し" => "si",
+  "ち" => "ti",
+  "に" => "ni",
+  "ひ" => "hi",
+  "み" => "mi",
+  "く" => "ku",
+  "す" => "su",
+  "つ" => "tu",
+  "ぬ" => "nu",
+  "ふ" => "hu",
+  "む" => "mu",
+  "け" => "ke",
+  "せ" => "se",
+  "て" => "te",
+  "ね" => "ne",
+  "へ" => "he",
+  "め" => "me",
+  "こ" => "ko",
+  "そ" => "so",
+  "と" => "to",
+  "の" => "no",
+  "ほ" => "ho",
+  "も" => "mo",
+  "ゆ" => "yu",
+  "よ" => "yo",
+  "り" => "ri",
+  "る" => "ru",
+  "れ" => "re",
+  "ろ" => "ro"
+  "きゃ" => "kya",
+  "しゃ" => "sya",
+  "ちゃ" => "tya",
+  "にゃ" => "nya",
+  "ひゃ" => "hya",
+  "みゃ" => "mya",
+  "りゃ" => "rya",
+  "きゅ" => "kyu",
+  "しゅ" => "syu",
+  "ちゅ" => "tyu",
+  "にゅ" => "nyu",
+  "ひゅ" => "hyu",
+  "みゅ" => "myu",
+  "りゅ" => "ryu",
+  "きょ" => "kyo",
+  "しょ" => "syo",
+  "ちょ" => "tyo",
+  "にょ" => "nyo",
+  "ひょ" => "hyo",
+  "みょ" => "myo",
+  "りょ" => "ryo"
+}
+
 end