It's Japanese, and it means heart
Korean and Japanese
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Bokura is the word males use for the English word "we".
yes, all of them speak a little English, Key is the one who knows more but he isn't fluent
The word 'kokoro' means "heart" in Japanese. It's written as 心.
"Doragon kokoro" is a Japanese phrase that translates to "dragon heart" in English. It combines "doragon," meaning "dragon," with "kokoro," which means "heart" or "spirit." This phrase often symbolizes strength, courage, and a fierce spirit, reflecting the qualities associated with dragons in various cultures.
"Uri" in Korean translates to "we" or "us" in English.
There doesn't appear to be a word 'hokoro,' but the Japanese use a similar word, 'kokoro.' In English this word translates to mean mood or feeling.
"Sumida" in Korean means "to live" or "to be alive" in English.
it is Korean translated to English it is GWOT
The Korean word "점선 (jeom-seon)" means "dotted line" in English.
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kokoro
Boo or honey :)
The Korean "mianhaeyo" or 미안해요 in the Korean Hangul script is an apology, it translates simply to "sorry" in English.
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