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Please help me with my Kanji

JBboy

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I had this image tattooed in my forearm. It's supposed to say Love Eternal, Life eternal.
 
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I was really missing this.


Hope someone can help you.
 
What kind of help are you looking for, exactly?
 
I'd say for your purposes it's good enough.
 
No, not sarcastic at all. It literally means what you want it to.
 
Is that written in Chinese?

Eternity 永遠(えいえん)
Life/Daily Life 生活(せいかつ)

永遠の愛、永遠の生活
Eternal Love, Eternal Life.

Something like that lol so your tattoo is close enough I suppose.
 
Further to Kirakira's comments, I'd like to add (just in case) that
生命 (meaning life) are two separate kanji, not one.
 
永 means long, like "eternal"
生命 does indeed mean life, although you're right, there's a number of different ways to say life with a number of different connotations.
愛 means love

I'd say that's good enough. I mean, it's not like it says something like "I like big men" or anything like that.
 
I had this image tattooed in my forearm. It's supposed to say Love Eternal, Life eternal.

Unfortunately what they tatooed on your arm means:
loveeternallifeeternal
 
Hopefully the artist was skilled enough to accentuate the kanji in such a way that the natural stroke order and calligraphic pattern is intact. I'm not proficient enough to tell you how good the translation is (although at the literal, face-value level it would indeed seem accurate) but I can tell you that kanji stroke order is nearly as important to the appearance of the finished product as the meanings. Otherwise, kanji turns out in the same way that a child's writing in English sometimes appears.
 
Unfortunately what they tatooed on your arm means:
loveeternallifeeternal

With the exception that "life" in this instance would be written vertically and in smaller type font.
 
With the exception that "life" in this instance would be written vertically and in smaller type font.

Yeah, I was trying to pull it off, but couldn't quite figure out how to do that in text.
 
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