How to Say ‘Pirates have’ in Japanese
海賊たちが
かいぞくたちが
💬 Usage Tip: ［たち］(tachi) indicates plural for people, especially informal groups.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Pirates in One Piece embody freedom and defiance, often challenging authority.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
海賊かいぞく
[kaizoku]
pirate
A person who attacks and robs ships at sea.
海賊が船を襲った。
Pirates attacked the ship.
たちたち
[tachi]
plural for people
Makes nouns referring to people plural.
学生たちが集まった。
The students gathered.
がが
[ga]
subject particle
Connects the subject of the clause.
鳥が鳴いている。
A bird is singing.
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