Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Kira"

A: Probably just a lesser nearby building with an open door

A: Literally I think it'd be something like an "unconventional name" or an "eccentric name", but I'd describe them more as names that are given specifically to be unique or different.

There are a lot of ridiculous names that people give their kids, often nouns or conventional names with ridiculous spellings that are impossible to decipher. My favourites are ones like "Abcde" (pronounced ab-suh-dee), "Phelony" (a altered spelling of a type of crime), "Nevaeh" (heaven spelt backwards) and "Chardonnay" (a type of white wine).

A: Here ya go:

Mission success. The primary target has entered the 5-meter active range of act 333. S-H-I-T!
Release me, you insignificant pest!
Star Platinum, unleash the whirl!
Koichi, you’re the most reliable guy I’ve ever met. I’ll be forever grateful that I was able to come here and get to know you. Good grief, though. That was a close call. But we made it.
That’s enough, time in.

A: Bonjour, je m'appelle Kira Halonen. Je cherche á un interprèteur à Miami. Es tu?Hello, I am Kira Halonen. I am looking for an interpreter in Miami. (I'm not sure what you mean with "Es tu?",)

A: "Kira speaks Finnish. She is FrenchSavonian, so Kira's Finnish is not natural."

or for the last sentence you could say "her Finnish doesn't sound natural".

A: Il fait beau là! Vous pouvez laisser votre manteau en finlande. La météo: https://weather.com/weather/today/l/Miami+FL+USFL0316:1:US

A: It would sound more natural if you said, "Who should I hang out with, Kira or Pete?"

We don't really say last names in America.