Often multiple, which makes the suggestion rather less suitable. Take a Japanese name like 麻生太郎. He may find his name romanized (ignoring the issue of surname/

Often multiple, which makes the suggestion rather less suitable. Take a Japanese name like 麻生太郎. He may find his name romanized (ignoring the issue of surname/given name order) as Tarō Asō (preferable), Taro Aso (usually), Taroh Asoh (occurs on passports), Tarou Asou (‘I can't figure out diacritics’-style), Taroo Asoo, or even Tarô Asô.