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What is the meaning of this picture?
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2008/5/24 08:01
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by Jim
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scribble?
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2008/5/24 20:36
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That, to me at least, isn't legible. I can't even be sure it's Japanese. If it is, it is not well written.
One of the Japanese people might be able to make sense of it...
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by Sira
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I agree with Sira, if it is Japanese, it sure isn't well written... I *could* make out the kanji @ and if I squint my eyes and use my imagination to its best (which put together means "method"), but the top one is simply not legible.
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by AK (Japanese)
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possibly nishi
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2008/5/25 08:02
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I actually wondered if the first kanji was , nishi, but it's kind of incomplete. It could be, though.
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by Sira
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My Japanese wife has no idea what it reads, so my vote is for no meaning (in Japanese at least).
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by Dwane Dibbly
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Maybe your wife couldn't read it because lj is a way of writing that is hardly used in Japan today to mean "Spain". I didn't even recognize they were proper letters until Meringue suggested it.
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by Uco
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