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English to Kanji translation
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2009/10/16 06:26
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I would like to get a tattoo using Kanji.
I would like it to say
I kiss my cats on the lips
Will this translate into Kanji?
Thank you for your help!
Kitty
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by Kitty Turner (guest)
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Just offering help.
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2009/10/16 10:47
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Kitty, I hope you are aware that reliable members on this forum tend to ignore questions asking for kanji translations for tattoos. You can easily guess the reason by typing "kanji tattoos" on the Search engine of this website.
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by Uco (guest)
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Japanese language consists of both Kanji and kana (hiragana/katakana).
It is immpossible to write a sentence (sometimes a phrase, too) only with Kanji.
If you want something written only in Kanji (Hanzi), you should consider Chinese not Japanese...
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by magonote (guest)
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Writing a full sentence in Japanese requires both hiragana (phonetic letters) and kanji, and it will simply be a lengthy sentence - quite "un-cool" in my view for a tattoo.
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by AK
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