I've found text translators for hirigana and katakana but no romanji...|||I use this one to convert Japanese to romaji (there's no "n"):
http://www.romaji.org/
Naturally, you'll have to convert English to Japanese first. If you can't do it yourself, Google %26amp; Babelfish can do a hack job for you.
When you reduce Japanese from kanji/kana to phonetics you are liable to ambiguate the meaning.|||Japanese doesn't have the same sentence structure as English. I don't believe there is a translator for it.|||THIS THIS THIS!!!
http://www.freetranslation.com/
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