How do you spell "sleepy bear" in japanese?

[nemui_kuma]

Hey, just wanted to know wether or not im correct with my nickname “nemui kuma” as in 眠いクマ for “sleepy bear”. I havent started learning grammar yet, which means I have no clue. In every place where you can have a nick, my nick is “nemui_kuma”… would be a shame if its wrong… xD

[yamitenshi]

Looks good to me

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[seanblue]

I bet for a nickname a Japanese person would use スリーピーベアー

But yeah, I think you’re fine with yours.

[alo]

@seanblue

nickname a Japanese person would use スリーピーベアー

I can see that morphing into スリべ

[trunklayer]

I’d say 眠い熊

P. S. I think you and @Nemuitanuki さん would have no problems understanding each other

[Nemuitanuki]

I get you kuma