How to Say "Reese" in Japanese

リース

rīsu[ɾʲiːsɨ]

The phrase リース (rīsu) is the Japanese way to say reese.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is rīsu.

The word リース is a homonym in Japanese. Depending on the context, it can refer to a floral 'wreath' or a financial 'lease' for a car or equipment.
If you are discussing a 'lease' agreement, a Japanese person might use the word リース for a car, but might use a different term like 賃貸 (chintai) for an apartment.
In Japanese, the word for 'wreath' (リース) is often used specifically in the context of Christmas decorations, whereas in English, a wreath can be used for many different occasions.

はじめまして、こちらは私の友人、リースです。
Nice to meet you, this is my friend, Reese.
おい、リーズ、元気か？
Hey, Reese, how are you doing?
この車はリース契約です。
Kono kuruma wa riisu keiyaku desu.
This car is under a lease agreement.
パソコンをリースすることにしました。
Pasokon o riisu suru koto ni shimashita.
I decided to lease a computer.
リース期間は三年間です。
Riisu kikan wa sannenkan desu.
The lease period is three years.

Hiyori and Daito are talking about their new office.

陽葵 Himari

オフィスをリースしたんだって？
ofisu o riisu shitandatte?
I heard you leased an office?
大翔 Hiroto

うん、小さなところをリースしたよ。
un, chiisana tokoro o riisu shita yo.
Yeah, I leased a small place.
陽葵 Himari

いいですね。期間はどれくらいですか？
ii desu ne. kikan wa dorekurai desu ka?
That's nice. How long is the term?
大翔 Hiroto

二年のリース契約にしたんだ。
ninen no riisu keiyaku ni shitanda.
I went with a two-year lease agreement.

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