I took a tatto when i was on vacation this summer.
It is a Chinese symbole, and im not sure what it means
Can some one pleace tell me what this symbole means ?? :confused:
pleace help me! :confused:
Were you drunk when you got that? Lol.
It actually says “I am a pillock!” Tough luck dude. :p
Seriously though, I hope you were drunk when you decided to get an unknown sentence of text permanently on your body. I also hope someone in here can read it for you.. it would be fun to know what it really means. :rolleyes:
Hi
I am meeting with a friend tomorrow who is chinese for lunch I will take a copy and ask him what the character means and get back to you.
Take Care
Matthew
Hi
I spoke with my friend who is Chinese born and he looked at the drawing for me.
He said that the top half of the tattoo means ‘middle’ and the bottom has no specific meaning in Chinese.
His wife who is a musician said it could be a take on a musical note, but is most likely just an abstract art piece.
So at least it is nothing offensive.
Take Care
Matthew
yeah, your lucky mate
a guy in my town got a tattoo which supposed to mean love or something
after a visit in china he wanted to kill the artist lol
the symbol he tattooed on himself meant “dumbass” lol
His wife who is a musician said it could be a take on a musical note, but is most likely just an abstract art piece.
i wouldn’t say the WHOLE top half means middle.. only the rectangle with the verticle line through it means middle.. the horizontal line shouldn’t be connected to it to mean ‘middle’
My parents are coming over on Monday and they can read traditional chinese.. I’ll ask them if you like.. it could be written in traditional chinese (doubt it though.. looks too simple) rather than the simplified one and therefore not everyone can read it.. traditional chinese is way more artistic & different
Although, I would say that it doesn’t mean anything at all.. cause I don’t even recognize the strokes used for the bottom one
Hey there,
I just got back from Shanghai studying Chinese for 6 months! That appears to be the traditional Chinese character for expensive/valuable. The pinyin (pronounciation) is gui. It is definitely traditional. The traditional (as pictured) is this: è²´, whereas the simplified version is è´µ
I’ve only seen it used for goods and in a retail sense. I don’t think you can use it to say something else like a person is “valuable”.
I hope this helps
Nick
Hey,
I’m a professional tattoo artist and I think i can help you. I’m new to this forum but i have plenty of tattoo experience. I think that the only surefire way to find out what your tattoo means is to have it translated by a pro. I’ve used this girl many times in my own tattooing business and she is great!
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She charges a fee, but at least you’ll know exactly where you stand…and if it’s wrong, don’t fret…it can always be fixed, covered, etc. Hope this helps!
Joe
After my expansive travels and travails in the heart of the darkest Orient, I feel confident in pronnouncing the meaning behind your tattoo is “I am a complete fucking moron. Pray the shimgami take me before I reproduce”.
Love. Peace. Metallica.
LOL so there is your answer 😮
Damn
I thought you were dead KH what the fuck will it cost me to keep you down??
lol
WB dude I missed you on these boards!
Take Care
Matthew
I thought you were dead KH what the fuck will it cost me to keep you down??
Funny, my ex wife just said the same thing the other day. Perhaps if you two pooled resources?
Love. Peace. Metallica.
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