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ShriyaC22

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yeah theyre all basically right...

 

They're not symbols, they're characters.

 

Also be aware if you're planning on lining these up next to each other, the meaning will change: 義氣 actually means something more like 'loyalty'. 

 

If you're going to get a tattoo in Chinese, why not learn a bit of Chinese. if you're not interested and just want symbols, why not choose some actual symbols, not words that all the billion+ people living in China can all read but you can't.

 

If you are learning Chinese already, that's great, keep studying and maybe choose your tattoo a bit later down the line when you know more about the language and will have many more choices available.

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47 minutes ago, ShriyaC22 said:

This is why I came here to make sure I won’t end up there ?

Then do not get a Chinese character tattoo. Get a nice piece of calligraphy with these characters and hang it on your wall. It will look pretty, it's something that is actually appropriate in Chinese culture (unlike tattoos), you can look at it every day, and you will never end up mocked on hanzismatter.

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