Update on my tattoo

[buttercup132]

Cool, but one REALLY big problem - geisha are Japanese.

Err I ment Japanese really lol.

[flamepony12]

hahah yes, the story takes place in Japan & geishas are Japanese. But for some reason, all of the actors in that movie are Chinese!

[buttercup132]

hahah yes, the story takes place in Japan & geishas are Japanese. But for some reason, all of the actors in that movie are Chinese!

I honestly cant tell the difference by thier looks or writting. I bet people from those countries think the same about American and Canadians (cant tell the difference of them either).
But I do like thier writting I think its very artistic and I think the little girl in the movie is adorable.

[Tralee]

Japanese have three alphabets, Kanji, Katakana, and Hiragana. Kanji uses Chinese characters and there are over 10,000 characters.

I like your idea for the tattoo!

[flamepony12]

I honestly cant tell the difference by thier looks or writting. I bet people from those countries think the same about American and Canadians (cant tell the difference of them either).
But I do like thier writting I think its very artistic and I think the little girl in the movie is adorable.

I think Japanese writing is a bit more artistic looking, in my opinion

[BC_MoM]

I loved the movie Memoirs of a Geisha!

Nice choice for a tattoo - hope ya get it!

[Giselle]

Chinese:
我爱你 = I love you

Japanese:
私は愛する = I love you

I used an electronic dictionary to translate the Japanese part but I know the Chinese sentence is correct. Japanese characters are much more curvier and rounded. They're also much simpler in terms of how many strokes there are per word. I thought it was also interesting to note how similar "love" is in both languages

[buttercup132]

They both are just boxes.

[Suki Wingy]

I'm not so big on foreign words for tattoos but I do like the idea. I like the tiger a lot. I'm thinking of getting a variation of this airbrush tat stencil on centered on my upper back (below the neck)

I also think I want a cougar somewhere.

[Giselle]

They both are just boxes.

Your computer can't read the characters. I'm not sure how to work around that, but maybe some other computer saavy person will know?