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Help with translation?
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2007/11/10 04:43
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So, I've been thinking about getting a tattoo someday, consisting of a japanese sentence, to my back. I don't know if it can be called philosophical or anything, but it goes ''No fate but what we make''. It's actually a quote from Terminator2, so at least it's cool if not anything else. Help with this would be greatly appreciated.
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by Mikko
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Arigatou!
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2007/11/15 03:14
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^_^
I forgot mentioning earlier: Could someone say how that reads in romaji because I don't know much about the kanjis there?
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by Mikko
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Just a suggestion
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2007/11/15 06:40
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I think the only thing you can do is to re-phrase it "We have no choice but to make/find our own fate." That would be 運命は自分で切り開くしかない (unmei wa jibun de kirihiraku shika nai), which is good as a phrase/sentence but since it's a bit lengthy, it's not going to really look... cool. Please look at other threads asking for translations for tattoo as well; a lot of people who help here do feel that it's better to get good tattoo in the language you know and in a style that you can check, rather than trying out something in a language you/the tattooist don't know (potential for wrong kanjis used/sloppiily written) in a font you don't know (you don't know if it's newspaper font style or elaborate script or exaggerated old-fashioned style).
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by AK
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