kokuou, oumono, kingu, ouja, oushou, ousama
ma o
猿王
koori no ou
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.
メロン is how you say melon in Japanese.
鮫王 (same ou) would mean "Shark King" in Japanese.
There are many ways to say "king": Kingu, kokuou, ousama, oumono, ouja
ma o
猿王
koori no ou
In Japanese It Is Kingu , It Is Called Romaji When Written in English
ma o
私は王です (watashi wa ou desu) would be 'I am a king' in Japanese. Japanese doesn't use the indefinite article (a/an), so the sentence may be interpreted as meaning 'I am a king', 'I am the king' or simply 'I am king'.
You may say 'ou,' written: 王
'Reptile king' would be translated as爬虫類ã®çŽ‹ (hachuurui no ou) in Japanese.
You may say 'neko no ou,' written: 猫の王
Sun king in Japanese is 'taiyou no ou' (太陽の王). 太陽 - sun の - (particle) 王 - king