Need help with Japan ideographs!

Whoops, I meant Kanji

Whoops, I want the Japanese word 'Tsujiri' in kanji, not katakana. I think it will be one or two symbols. I plan to have it (them) tattooed onto the sole of my foot... for no good reason.

Hope this isn't breaking some yakusa rule or I might be f**ked!

 

小陰茎

 

I search for another : Rendering Ranger = ?
Thanks!

 

ランダーリングランジアー？

 

Kanji = 辻斬り

You need the hiragana Ri at the end of it for it to be a complete word.

Unicode for the Kanji / Hiragana is

U+8FBB (http://www.unicode.org/cgi-bin/GetUnihanData.pl?codepoint=8fbb)

U+65AC (http://www.unicode.org/cgi-bin/GetUnihanData.pl?codepoint=65ac)

U+308A (http://www.unicode.org/cgi-bin/GetUnihanData.pl?codepoint=308a)

 

hilarious sred

 

I still say you to tattoo 小陰茎 in your front.

 

google translated.. lol :lol:

 

You don't. Okurigana help to indicate the correct reading but are not necessary. Check the Japanese Wikipedia entry for example. And the tattoo would look "cleaner" with only the two kanji in my opinion.

 

So, is this correct?

I've had a look at some Engish -> Japanese dictionaries and they seem to agree that the idiom 'Killing a passerby to test a new sword' is:

辻斬り

But literally it means 'street corner killing'... is this correct?

Thanks,
Sean

 

Hi,
i need 2 translations again Thanks very much for help!!!

Bike Daisuki! Hashiriya Damashii and Soukou Kihei Votoms
Greetings!

 

What about tatooing 馬鹿.