How to say

My king

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Amharic አማርኛ am

ንጉሴ

Nee-goo-seh

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Arabic العربية ar

يا ملكي

Yah MAH-lee-kee

Used to address a king, typically in formal settings.

Bangla বাংলা bn

আমার রাজা

Aa-MAAR RAA-jaa

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Catalan català ca

El meu rei

El may rey

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Czech čeština cs

Můj králi

Mooy KRAH-lee

This is a formal way to address a king.

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Danish dansk da

Min konge

Min KON-eh

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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German Deutsch de

Mein König

Mine KÖ-nig

This is a formal way to address or refer to a king.

Greek Ελληνικά el

Βασιλιά μου

Vah-see-LEE-ah moo

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Spanish Español es

Mi rey

Mee RAY

This is used to address or refer to a king, often in a formal setting or in historical contexts.

Estonian eesti et

Mu kuningas

Moo koo-ning-gas

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Basque Basque eu

Nire erregea

NEE-reh er-reh-GEH-ah

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Persian فارسی fa

پادشاهم

Pah-deh-SHAH-ham

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Finnish suomi fi

Kuninkaani

Koo-ning-kaan-ee

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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French Français fr

Mon roi

Mohn rwah

This phrase is used to address or refer to a king, typically in a formal or historical context.

Galician Galician gl

O meu rei

Oh may rey

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu

મારા રાજા

Maa-RAA RAA-jaa

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Hausa Hausa ha

Sarkin na

Sar-keen nah

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Hebrew עברית he

מלכי

Mahl-KEE

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

Hindi हिन्दी hi

मेरे राजा

Me-RAY RAA-jaa

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

Hungarian magyar hu

Királyom

Kee-RAH-yom

This is a formal way to address a king.

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Indonesian Indonesia id

Rajaku

Rah-jah-ku

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Icelandic Icelandic is

Konungur minn

Ko-nung-ur min

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Italian Italiano it

Mio re

Mee-oh RAY

Used to address or refer to a king, often in historical or formal settings.

Japanese 日本語 ja

我が王

Wah-gah oh

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts, or in fantasy settings.

Korean 한국어 ko

나의 왕

Na-ui wang

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

Lithuanian lietuvių lt

Mano karaliau

Mah-noh kah-rah-LYAW

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Latvian latviešu lv

Mans karali

Mans kah-rah-lee

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Marathi मराठी mr

माझे राजा

Maa-JHE RAA-jaa

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Malay Melayu ms

Tuanku

Too-ahn-koo

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Dutch Nederlands nl

Mijn koning

Mine KOH-ning

This is a formal way to address or refer to a king.

Norwegian norsk no

Min konge

Min KON-geh

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa

ਮੇਰੇ ਰਾਜਾ

May-RAY RAA-jaa

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Polish polski pl

Mój królu

Moy KRU-loo

This is a formal way to address a king.

Portuguese Português pt

Meu rei

Me-oo hey

Used to address or refer to a king, typically in a formal or historical context.

Romanian română ro

Regele meu

REH-geh meh-oo

This is a formal way to address or refer to a king.

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Russian русский ru

Мой король

Moy kah-ROL'

Used to address or refer to a king, often in historical or formal contexts.

Swedish svenska sv

Min kung

Min koong

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Swahili Kiswahili sw

Mfalme wangu

M-FAHL-meh wahng-oo

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Tamil தமிழ் ta

என் அரசே

En ah-RAH-say

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Telugu తెలుగు te

నా రాజు

Naa RAA-ju

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Thai ไทย th

พระราชาของฉัน

Pra ra-chaa kawng chan

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Filipino Filipino tl

Aking hari

Ah-king HAH-ree

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Turkish Türkçe tr

Kralım

Krah-lum

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Ukrainian українська uk

Мій король

Miy koh-ROL'

Used to address or refer to a king, often in historical or formal contexts.

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Urdu اردو ur

میرے بادشاہ

Me-RAY baad-SHAH

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi

Tâu vương

Tow vương

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Yoruba Yoruba yo

Ọba mi

Oh-bah mee

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Chinese 中文 zh

我的国王

Woh duh gwoh-wahng

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue

我嘅國王

Ngoh ge gwok-wong

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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Zulu Zulu zu

Inkosi yami

In-KOH-see yah-mee

Used to address or refer to a king, often in formal or historical contexts.

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