How to Say ‘Robin's enemies are’ in Japanese
ロビンの敵は
robin no teki wa
[robes-n noh teh-kee wah]
💬 Usage Tip: の can show possession, but often it's broader than English "'s." ロビンの敵 is "Robin's enemy" here, but the same pattern also makes labels like 日本の会社 or 私の考え.
Phrase Breakdown
ロビン
robin
[robes-n]
Robin
A name, typically used for a character or a person.
ロビンは冒険者です。
Robin is an adventurer.
の
no
[noh]
of
Possessive particle.
ロビンの帽子は赤い。
Robin's hat is red.
敵
teki
[teh-kee]
enemy
A person or force opposed to something.
彼の敵は強い。
His enemy is strong.
は
wa
[wah]
topic marker
A particle marking the topic of a sentence.
犬は可愛い。
The dog is cute.
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