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How to Say King in Japanese (5 Common Words Explained)

The most common way to say king in Japanese is 王 (おう, ou). If you mean the actual, official title of a country's monarch, 国王 (こくおう, kokuou) is the more precise choice. For the...

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姫は北にあるカオスの神殿に潜んでいる Meaning (FF1 Japanese Explained)

『姫は北にあるカオスの神殿に潜んでいる。』 means 「The princess is kept hidden in the Chaos Shrine in the north.」 It's a line from Final Fantasy 1, spoken by Cornelia's...

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ぜひ王にお会いください! Meaning (FF1 Japanese Explained)

『ぜひ王にお会いください!』means 「Please meet with the king!」 It's a Final Fantasy 1 line spoken by a guard inside Castle Cornelia. Its second half, 「お会いください」,...

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How to Say Queen in Japanese (5 Common Words Explained)

The most common way to say queen in Japanese is 女王 (じょおう, jyoou). If you mean specifically the wife of a king rather than a ruling queen, 王妃 (おうひ, ouhi) is the better choice....

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link to 私が王妃のジェーンです Meaning (FF1 Japanese Explained)

私が王妃のジェーンです Meaning (FF1 Japanese Explained)

『私が王妃のジェーンです。』means 「I am Jane, the queen.」 It's the first line in Final Fantasy 1 where a named character introduces herself, and it's built around 「です」, one...

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How to Say Butterfly in Japanese (Not バタフライ!)

The most common way to say butterfly in Japanese is 蝶 (ちょう, chou). For a slightly cuter, more childlike version, use 蝶々 (ちょうちょう, chouchou). For a more poetic or literary word,...

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