Possibly related: 'heya' is Japanese for 'room'
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β 14y agoroom in Japanese is "heya".
Room in Japanese is Heya (pronounced Hey ya)
Heya
watashi no heya e youkoso
"I want to make a room reservation" = "Watashi wa heya no yoyaku o shitai".
''Heya ni WA gomibako ga arimasen'.
Heya is the equivelant of God. Some people worship Heya (HeyaChewy's) and some people live by Heya. Jeronimo did the snake dance with the children. Heya heya heya heya hey xxx
ルーム ruumu and 部屋 heya are virtually the same thing, but usually heya is used when referring to one's bedroom or the room they're currently in. When identifying "room 3", it's more likely that a Japanese person will say "ruumu 3", but if talking within it, will say "kono heya."
heya i thing its heteroheneous
The phrase 'circle room', as in 'circular room' or 'round room', would be translated as 丸い部屋 (marui heya) in Japanese.
The chants refer to, Yah the Most High Heya, Heya, Heya,, Heya or Hallelujah, Hallelujah,, Hallelujah
if you mean.. He ya (Spanish) it means i have already. If you mean hiya! (English) it's hola!