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How do you say red dragon in Japanese?

There are a couple of ways to say "red dragon" in Japanese, depending on the context and desired emphasis:

Formal:

* 赤龍 (akaryū): This is the most direct translation, literally meaning "red dragon." It is often used in formal settings or when referring to the dragon in a serious or dignified way.

Informal:

* 赤い龍 (akai ryū): This is a more literal and casual translation, meaning "red dragon."

* 赤いドラゴン (akai doragon): This uses the English word "dragon" and is common in informal settings or when discussing dragons in a playful way.

Other Options:

* 緋龍 (hiryū): This uses the word "緋 (hi)" meaning crimson or scarlet, giving a more intense red color.

* 真紅の龍 (shinku no ryū): This emphasizes the deep red color, literally translating to "deep red dragon."

The best option for you will depend on the specific situation and your desired tone.

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