Z zspace18 Registered Joined 15 Jun 2021 Messages 2 Reaction score 0 15 Jun 2021 #1 I need help translating a kanji tattoo. Attachments 20210614_200116.webp 33.7 KB · Views: 149
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 15 Jun 2021 #2 It's Chinese, i.e., not kanji but hanzi (simplified Chinese characters mostly used in mainland China or Singapore). 暂时疼痛 (暫時疼痛 in kanji) short term pain
It's Chinese, i.e., not kanji but hanzi (simplified Chinese characters mostly used in mainland China or Singapore). 暂时疼痛 (暫時疼痛 in kanji) short term pain
Z zspace18 Registered Joined 15 Jun 2021 Messages 2 Reaction score 0 15 Jun 2021 Thread starter #3 Toritoribe said: It's Chinese, i.e., not kanji but hanzi (simplified Chinese characters mostly used in mainland China or Singapore). 暂时疼痛 (暫時疼痛 in kanji) short term pain Click to expand... Thank you
Toritoribe said: It's Chinese, i.e., not kanji but hanzi (simplified Chinese characters mostly used in mainland China or Singapore). 暂时疼痛 (暫時疼痛 in kanji) short term pain Click to expand... Thank you
nice gaijin Resident Realist Moderator Donor Twenty-year veteran Joined 8 Aug 2005 Messages 7,316 Reaction score 3,727 15 Jun 2021 #4 This appears to be simplified Chinese for "Temporary pain" 暂时疼痛 The first two letters aren't written the same as they would be in Japanese, so it couldn't be said to be a "kanji tattoo" edit: Damn, @Toritoribe beat me to it!
This appears to be simplified Chinese for "Temporary pain" 暂时疼痛 The first two letters aren't written the same as they would be in Japanese, so it couldn't be said to be a "kanji tattoo" edit: Damn, @Toritoribe beat me to it!