Kanji wear it, redux
April 5, 2014 6:45 PM Subscribe
Same question as last time - what do these letters say? The blood and skulls make it school unfriendly, but I'd like to know what the kids are parading around saying ...
In Japanese it could be a name as Gotanda says (Takashi Tadashi, or Taka Tadashi, or various other readings). Second character can also be chuu (kiss). Definitely pops up in names a lot based on some searches.
In Chinese, Google Translate gives me "the loyalty" or separately, "expensive" and "loyal". Since there are no kana in the picture, I don't know any way to tell if this is Chinese or Japanese unless you have additional info (but maybe there are subtleties a native speaker would recognize).
posted by wildcrdj at 1:01 PM on April 6, 2014
In Chinese, Google Translate gives me "the loyalty" or separately, "expensive" and "loyal". Since there are no kana in the picture, I don't know any way to tell if this is Chinese or Japanese unless you have additional info (but maybe there are subtleties a native speaker would recognize).
posted by wildcrdj at 1:01 PM on April 6, 2014
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忠: loyalty, fidelity
I'm not sure if this is a word in Japanese or just two kanji (or hanzi) stuck together.
posted by clearlydemon at 7:25 PM on April 5, 2014