How to Say ‘To the Celestial Dragons’ in Japanese
天竜人には
tenryuu jin ni wa
[TEN-ryoo hito ni wa]
💬 Usage Tip: [には] is [に] plus [は], often used to highlight or contrast a target: "as for toward…" or "when it comes to…". Compare [先生に言う] "tell the teacher" with [先生には言う] "I'll tell the teacher, at least / as for the teacher, I'll tell them."
Phrase Breakdown
天竜
tenryuu
[TEN-ryoo]
Celestial Dragon
A group of noble people in 'One Piece' considered to be above other humans.
天竜人には特別な特権がある。
Celestial Dragons have special privileges.
人
jin
[hito]
person
A human being or individual.
彼は良い人だ。
He is a good person.
に
ni
[ni]
indicates target
Indicates the target of an action.
先生に質問する。
Ask the teacher a question.
は
wa
[wa]
topic marker
Indicates the topic of discussion.
私は学生です。
I am a student.
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