Names do undergo changes sometimes in transitioning from Japanese to Chinese. One reason is that some Japanese names aren't written in kanji, while Chinese is always written in kanji. Names 1-3 and 5 could be several things in Japanese. 4 and 6 are nothing. If you tell us the name of the manga, maybe we can come up with something.
Oh my gosh, thank you so so so much! Yeah, I was shocked at how little there was online about it...especially since the art is incredible and the story is really good from what I've seen so far. Unfortunately I only have the Chinese version of the manga.There is outstandingly little information about this comic on the internet.
佐助 is definitely Sasuke and he's based on the legendary figure (as is the Sasuke from Naruto).
清海 could be pronounced as Kiyoumi or Kiyomi as a surname, or possibly Seikai (not specified first/last male/female).
美和 could probably be Mikazu or Yoshikazu as a male name.
叶 as a surname could be Ie, Kano, Kyou, Yasu or You
Kanji are much easier to read in Chinese, aren't they?
This is a long shot, but if you should happen to have a copy of the book in Japanese, it probably wouldn't be too hard to find out how their names are pronounced.
That would be rather kinky.Maybe you could add to the tattoo and make it 性交.
PS: Absolutely do not modify the tattoo to say 性交.
It looks like it's drawn pretty well, but it's an odd thing to see on its lonesome. It means mix or mingle.
Maybe you could add to the tattoo and make it 性交.
PS: Absolutely do not modify the tattoo to say 性交.
They both mean the same thing: sex.What do each of those say?
Could it be made to say Sex Kitten?
It certainly can. In fact, it would rhyme very well in both Japanese and Chinese if it were modified to Sex Cat: 性交猫 =PCould it be made to say Sex Kitten?
The question is, though, would it make any sense?It certainly can. In fact, it would rhyme very well in both Japanese and Chinese if it were modified to Sex Cat: 性交猫 =P
Well, although not something out of a dictionary, it would be 'Sex Cat' - like a coined nickname.The question is, though, would it make any sense?
Yeah, but....Well, although not something out of a dictionary, it would be 'Sex Cat' - like a coined nickname.
(痴女 means..um..a woman who's kind of sexually perverted)
It certainly can. In fact, it would rhyme very well in both Japanese and Chinese if it were modified to Sex Cat: 性交猫 =P
Well, if written in the right direction, it's the same vertically or horizontally.Could that be written vertically, as well, and still be the same thing?