J Robinson
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Hi everyone I'm new to the website! This is my first post. My grandmother recently wrote kanji in my holiday card and said that it says "I love you" and from what I've googled her kanji was much longer in characters than what I've found. Regardless of what it translated to, I wanted it tattooed on my wrist so I can see her writing every day as she has been a huge influence and support my life. She's getting old and I won't have her around much longer so having a piece of her writing with me forever was important for me.
I was hoping to email a photo to one (or more) experts in kanji and have them give an exact translation and possibly an explanation as to why it's more characters then what I've found online. I'm assuming her kanji is older and not as modern
My email is [mail address removed]
I'd greatly appreciate any help you could provide and promise I won't take up much of your time.
Thanks for the help
Kind regards,
Jeff
I was hoping to email a photo to one (or more) experts in kanji and have them give an exact translation and possibly an explanation as to why it's more characters then what I've found online. I'm assuming her kanji is older and not as modern
My email is [mail address removed]
I'd greatly appreciate any help you could provide and promise I won't take up much of your time.
Thanks for the help
Kind regards,
Jeff
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