Meaning: Pirates
Romaji: Kaizoku
Hiragana: かいぞく
Katakana: カイゾク
Kanji: 海賊
The kanji for 海賊 means thief(賊) at sea(海). In Japanese, the bootleg is called Kaizokuban(海賊版). Kaizokuban is derived from the meaning of pirate or plunderer and has the meaning of copyright infringer or patent infringer.
・Kaizokuban no DVD wa nihonn niwa hotonndo urareteinai。
海賊版のDVDは日本にはほとんど売られていない。
Bootleg DVDs are rarely sold in Japan.
What does “Kaizoku ou ni ore wa naru ” mean in Japanese?
Related Words
・Kaizokuban (海賊版)(海賊盤)
Meaning: Bootleg
Hiragana: かいぞくばん
・Sanzoku (山賊)
Meaning: Bandit
Hiragana: さんぞく
The kanji for 山賊 means thief(賊) at the mountain(山).
・Touzoku (盗賊)
Meaning: Bandit
Hiragana: とうぞく
Touzoku means someone who steals from someone.
・Gōtō (強盗)
Meaning: Robbery
Hiragana: ごうとう
・Shinnyuusha (侵入者)
Meaning: Invader
Hiragana: しんにゅうしゃ
・Pairetsu (パイレーツ)
Meaning: Pirates
Hiragana: ぱいれーつ
Pairetsu is written in katakana. “Pirates of the Caribbean” translates to “Pairetsu obu karibian” in Japanese.
