リガ in Chinese / Japanese...

エリカ is the name Erica in Japanese.

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リガ is the name Riga, or the town Riga in Latvia, written in Japanese Katakana.

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エリカ is the name Ericka in Japanese.

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リカ is the name Lyka in Japanese Katakana.

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マリカー is the name Maricar in Japanese.

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リカアド is the name Ricardo in Japanese.

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アンジェリカ is the name Angelica in Japanese.

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セリカ is the name Celica in Japanese (Katakana).

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デリカ is the name Derika in Japanese Katakana.

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エリカ is the name Ericha in Japanese Katakana.

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エリカ is the name Erika in Japanese.

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コリカ is the name Korika in Japanese Katakana.

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マリカ is the name Malika in Japanese (Katakana).

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マリカ is the name Marica in Japanese Katakana.

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マリカ is the name Marika in Japanese.

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トリカ is the name Trika in Japanese (Katakana).

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エンリカ is the name Enrica in Japanese.

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マリカイ is the name Malykai in Japanese Katakana.

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メタリカ is Metallica in Japanese Katakana.

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モリガン is the name Morrigan in Japanese Katakana.

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ウルリカ is the name Ulrika in Japanese (Katakana).

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This is the word African in Japanese Katakana.

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アンヘリカ is the name Anhelica in Japanese Katakana.

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This is Costa Rica in Japanese Katakana.

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フェデリカ is the name Federica in Japanese Katakana.

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フレデリカ is the name Frederica in Japanese (Katakana).

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ナズリカン is the name Nazlican in Japanese Katakana.

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リカルドス is the name Richards in Japanese (Katakana).

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This is South Africa in Japanese.

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南アメリカ is the more common way to write South America in Japanese.

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ありがとう is the simple way to say thank you in Japanese.

It's pronounced “Arigato.”

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ヴィリガー is the name Villiger in Japanese Katakana.

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アメリカンフットボール is the full/long title for “American football” in Japanese Katakana.

It is “Amerikan Futtoboru” which is supposed to sound like “American Football.”

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アンジェリカ is the name Angelika in Japanese (Katakana).

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アンジェリカ is the name Anjelica in Japanese (Katakana).

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ボーリガード is the name Beauregard in Japanese Katakana.

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This is Central Africa written in Japanese.

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マリカルメン is the name Maricarmen in Japanese (Katakana).

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オブリガンド is the name Obrigando in Japanese Katakana.

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ピートリカー is the name Petrichor in Japanese (Katakana).

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アメリカン拳法 is the most common name for American Kenpo or American Kempo in Japanese.

You may also see this as アメリカ拳法 (dropping the “ン” or “N” sound from American) or 米国拳法 (uses the older Japanese name for America as “Rice Country” along with Kenpō).

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