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==Foreign languages==

*~~If foreign~~ text is written in a non-Latin script (i.e. Hangul or Cyrillic), ~~then~~ the ~~[[wp:romanization|~~romanization~~]] of the text~~ should be added using the {{temp|hover}} template.

*Foreign text written in a non-Latin script (i.e. Hangul or Cyrillic) should be romanized.

**If it is in the body of the article or in a table, the romanization should be added using the {{temp|hover}} template, which will display the text in its native script in the body and its romanization when hovered over or tapped on.

**If it is in the article's title or a section heading, it should just use the romanization.

*If foreign text does not have an official translation, then an unofficial translation should be placed next to it in parentheses and italics. This mainly applies to voice clips in foreign languages and content exclusive to the [[Qì Qiú Tǎ Fáng 6|Chinese version of ''Bloons TD 6'']], and should ''not'' be used for content that already has an official English equivalent.

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 ==Foreign languages==
-*If foreign text is written in a non-Latin script (i.e. Hangul or Cyrillic), then the [[wp:romanization|romanization]] of the text should be added using the {{temp|hover}} template.
+*Foreign text written in a non-Latin script (i.e. Hangul or Cyrillic) should be romanized.
+**If it is in the body of the article or in a table, the romanization should be added using the {{temp|hover}} template, which will display the text in its native script in the body and its romanization when hovered over or tapped on.
+**If it is in the article's title or a section heading, it should just use the romanization.
 *If foreign text does not have an official translation, then an unofficial translation should be placed next to it in parentheses and italics. This mainly applies to voice clips in foreign languages and content exclusive to the [[Qì Qiú Tǎ Fáng 6|Chinese version of ''Bloons TD 6'']], and should ''not'' be used for content that already has an official English equivalent.
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