I think the phrase you're looking for is "nani kore?" which is "what's this?" in Japanese.
If that's some sort of a name, the Japanization would be ニコレ /ni ko re/.
re-i-zo-u-ko
吹き替えされた /fu ki ko e sa re ta/ would mean 'dubbed' in Japanese; as 吹き替えする /fu ki ko e su ru/ means 'to dub' (as in films). Example: 'eigo ni fukikoe sareta' would mean "It was dubbed in English".
"It comes from many origins, but Japanese meaning is Reborn." Rena can have many different meanings, depending on the Chinese character. The english spelling is just the sound the characters make but, there are several ways to make the sound "Re" and "na" that have different meanings.
竜の憤激 (ryuu no fungeki) would mean "Fury/Rage of the Dragon".
mahigit kumulang na hindi ko mabilang
re ga re ga sa sa sa rere ga re ga sa sa sa pa ma pa ga ma ga rere ga re ga sa sa sa sa re sa pama ga ma ga resa sa sa sa ne re sa ne dha ne dha pa ma pa ga ma padha ne sa ne sane dha ne dha pa ma ga ma ga rere ga re ga sa sa sa sa ne sa pa ma ga ma ga rerega[5] sa re ne sa re re re ga re ga re ga ma pa ga ma ga rema ma pa dha ma ma pa(2)pa ma pa ne sa re gare ma ga ga re ga re re re sa ga re ga sa sa sane re sa ne sa pa dha pa ma ma ma pa dha ne sa ne saga ne dha ne dha pa|pa ma ga|ga ma pa dha ne sa ne sa .....aajaa saanjh hue......aajaana(lata)re pa ma ga(a.r.r)sa(9)nesa(9)ne sa re re ne sa sa sa (4)
If that's some sort of a name, the Japanization would be ニコレ /ni ko re/.
e tame avo re avo ahya ramva ne, navratri na sange garba ramie e tme avo re avo re ramva
I am telling you the truth
kore = this, pronounced ko as in collie and re as in lemon
"Je ne re laisserai pas" is French for "I will not let go again" or "I will not release again." The phrase suggests a strong determination to hold onto something or someone and not to allow it to slip away. It conveys a sense of commitment or resolve in maintaining a connection or possession.
Korean has 3 syllables Ko-re-an.
a-RE-na
re-i-zo-u-ko
Three: A-re-na.
"je ne suis pas sûr / tu n'es pas sûr", feminine: "je ne suis pas sûre / tu n'es pas sûre"