How to Say ‘Located in the Grand Line’ in Japanese
グランドラインにある
gurando rain ni aru
[goo-rahn-doh rah-yeen nee ah-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: にある means "to be located in/at" for places and things, not people. For people or animals, Japanese usually uses にいる instead: 東京にいる, but 東京にある店.
Phrase Breakdown
グランド
gurando
[goo-rahn-doh]
grand
Something large or impressive.
グランドラインは有名です。
The Grand Line is famous.
ライン
rain
[rah-yeen]
line
A long, narrow mark or band.
この国にはグランドラインがあります。
This country has a Grand Line.
に
ni
[nee]
at/in
Indicates a location or direction.
グランドラインに行きます。
I will go to the Grand Line.
ある
aru
[ah-roo]
to be located
Existence of something at a place.
グランドラインにある島です。
It is an island located in the Grand Line.
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