Closed whiteeat closed 1 year ago
Thanks for reporting that. The issue seems to be that in UniDic 「こんにちは」 is a single token, so it's not possible to recognize the は as the particle in the usual fashion.
If this is an issue for your application, I would recommend registering an exception for こんにちは, as outlined in the README.
This should be resolved in the demo now.
Cutlet converts こんにちは to Konnichiha instead of Konnichiwa, is it an intentional behaviour or a bug? Because こんにちは should be read as Konnichiwa.