Japanese Word For Dragon
How do you call a dragon in 19? 3
I saw 3 different shapes: Ryuu, Ryu and Tatsu
I find this a bit silly.
Can someone clean it for me?
Ryuu and Tatsu are reading kanji  "Âœ (the old version of kanji is ©)). Tatsu is the original word from Anese and Ryuu is a pseudonym. You won't hear that Tatsu is used like Ryuu, which seems to be the word for Cice.
There is no word like ryu for dragon, it is people's mistake that they are trying to spell ryuu in english.
You may also know that Anese uses the English word "doragon" as a metaphor, and it is used specifically to describe the species of Western dragon.
So, summary:
When in doubt, say rave, don't rave
In traditional situations you can use Tatsu. Listen up
When you talk about western dragons, say dragons.
Ryu (pronounced u and coo) and Tatsu, both written with kanji, are synonymous with dragon (meaning the same). Katakana پڑھ ƒ £  ©© £ ´Ã'´à £ ƒ³ (read Doragon) is just a transliteration of the English word dragon, as Anis borrowed some words from the sign language, especially from the English l ' ۔
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That's what my brother said!
