勇者 means Brave
In Japan we use the word “勇者(ゆうしゃ-yuusha)” or “勇士(ゆうし-yuushi)”for the English word “Brave” when we treat this word as noun. And when we treat this word “”brave” as adjective, we translate it as “勇敢な(ゆうかんな-yuukanna).”
And for the noun version: “Bravery”, we use the Japanese word “勇気(ゆうき-yuuki)” or “勇敢(ゆうかん-yuukan)” when we translate into Japanese.
勇士 means Brave
勇気 means Bravery
勇敢 means Bravery
Kanji Stroke Order for 勇士
Stroke Order for 勇士
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