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What is snake mean in Japanese?

The Japanese word for snake is 蛇 (へび, hebi).

It is pronounced "he-bi", with the "e" sound being short and similar to the "e" in "bed".

Here are some other ways to say snake in Japanese, depending on context:

* 大蛇 (おろち, orochi): This means "big snake" and refers to a mythical serpent.

* ヘビ (hebi): This is a more casual way of saying snake.

* マムシ (mamushi): This is a specific type of venomous snake in Japan.

* コブラ (kobura): This word is borrowed from English and refers to the cobra snake.

Remember that Japanese words can have different meanings depending on context and tone.

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