You may say 'umi.' 海
"Umi no kami" is pronounced: oo-mee no kah-mee.
When you translate it, you say, "no."Like the sentence "I am of the sea,"you say, "Watashi WA umi no gozen."^_^
The word海 (uni) may be used to mean 'sea' in Japanese.
Mare in Italian is "sea" in Italian.
"Man of the seas" is an English equivalent of the Tagalog word Badjao. The term serves as a Malay-Borneo loan word in Tagalog. The pronunciation will be "bad-YA-o" in Tagalog.
A tsunami is a series of ocean waves caused by a sudden and large-scale disturbance of the sea, typically earthquakes or volcanic eruptions. The word "tsunami" is derived from the Japanese words "tsu" (harbor) and "nami" (wave).
Which sea? The word sea is an international English word, used by speakers of both American and Commonwealth English.
Oceano is the Italian equivalent of 'ocean'. It's a masculine gender noun. The Italian word 'mare' may be translated as 'ocean'. But it's a masculine gender noun that literally refers to 'sea'.
Sale is an Italian equivalent of the English word "salt." The masculine singular noun may reference "sea salt" or "sodium chloride" literally or "common sense" loosely in English. The pronunciation will be "SA-ley" in Italian.
"Yes!" is an English equivalent of the Spanish word ¡Sí!The pronunciation sounds the same as that of si for "but" or the musical note "B" even though the latter word carries no accent over the vowel. The pronunciation will be "sea" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Mare
La vie en mer in French means "life at sea" in English.