Added English README.

Author: oatsu-gh

LICENSE.🍣.md

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+# "THE SUSHI-WARE LICENSE"
+
+<crazy.utau@gmail.com> wrote this file.
+
+As long as you retain this notice you can do whatever you want
+with this stuff. If we meet some day, and you think this stuff
+is worth it, you can buy me a **sushi 🍣** in return.
+
+(This license is based on ["THE BEER-WARE LICENSE" (Revision 42)].
+ Thanks a lot, Poul-Henning Kamp ;)
+
+["THE BEER-WARE LICENSE" (Revision 42)]: https://people.freebsd.org/~phk/

README-English.md

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+# oto2lab
+
+A software which can convert UST to INI (for setParam), INI to LAB.
+
+Using this software, you can to phoneme-labeling of song wav files.
+
+THE BELOW IS TRANSLATED TEXT FROM JAPANESE README WITH "[MiraiTransrate](https://miraitranslate.com/trial/)".
+
+## Purpose
+
+To make singing DB by utilizing existing software (setParam) and know-how (Otoining) around UTAU, and of UTAU-users.
+
+## Notes
+
+- I borrowed "Japanese. table" from [Kiritan singing DB](https://zunko.jp/kiridev/login.php).
+- Please note that the script name may change with the upgrade.
+
+
+
+## Development Environment
+
+- Windows 10
+- Python 3.8
+
+## Procedure (Entire)
+
+1. Sing to make a WAV file.
+1. Make UST.
+1. Match the timing of WAV to UST.
+1. Use this tool to convert UST to INI.
+1. Edit the INI with setParam and save it.
+1. Convert to LAB with this tool.
+1. Finished
+
+## Procedure (Details)
+
+### Phonome-labeling with SetParam
+
+For the purpose of label conversion, it is used differently from the original sound setting of UTAU.
+Set the following.
+
+- Left blank: Not used
+- Overlap: Voice start position
+- Precedence: Consonant and vowel breaks
+- Fixed Range: Not used (the boundary between the second and third notes only when composed of three phonemes)
+- Right Blank: Not used
+
+### How to use this tool
+
+1. Double-click oto2lab.exe to launch.
+1. Select mode according to display. (*NOTE: So sorry, CLI text is only in Japanese.*)
+1. Drag and drop the file you want to process to the displayed screen.
+1. Next to the file you want to process is the converted file.