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@@ -51,23 +51,18 @@ translation = translator(input_text)
 print(translation)
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-Note that if your input text is not already transliterated, you can transliterate unicode Tibetan into Wylie transliteration using the pyets library like so:
+Note that if your input text is not already transliterated in THL Simplified Phonetic Transliteration, you can transliterate unicode Tibetan 
+or convert a Wylie transliteration using the thl-phonetic-transliteration module like so:
 
 ```python
-import pyewts
+from  thl_phonetic_transliteration.converter import convert
 
-converter = pyewts.pyewts()
+non_thl = '<your Tibetan unicode or Wylie text>'
 
-input_text = <your unicode Tibetan text>
-
-transliterated = converter.toWylie(input_text)
+thl_text = convert(non_thl)
 ```
 
-However, the model expects, and performs best on, Tibetan text that is transliterated in THL Simplified Phonetic Transcription rather than the Wylie 
-transliterations that pyewts implements. A Python module to convert Wylie to THL is currently under developement. In the mean time, if you are familiar with Perl, 
-[Roger Espel Llima has released a Perl module for this purpose here.](https://www.thlib.org/reference/transliteration/phconverter.php)
 
-For now, the following script does reasonably well converting from the Wylie transliteration that is outputted by pyewts into something closer to phonetics.
 
 ```python