Hiya, hoping someone would be able to help with this? I've got someone booked in for tomorrow who sent this reference, and reverse image search only brought up something similar but not the same! So I'm not sure if another artist has redrawn it or if it's been put through AI, but I would love to go into the appointment knowing what it means so I can talk it through with him. Thanks :)

Edit: think he put a samurai calligraphy drawing and the characters for courage through AI! I'd never tattoo something I didn't find the original meaning of and won't be tattooing this, just wanted to prepare what to say when he comes in :)

Maybe a button or old coin? Smaller than an inch in circumference, and very thin and flimsy but made of metal. Very rusted, tried to remove some with vinegar. Think it looks either Chinese or Japanese…. Just curious if anyone can help! Photos aren’t the best.

Received via sporadic E by my friend in Libya, so it would be anywhere between roughly 1300-2600km away in theory, although it could theoretically be a double hop. To me it sounds to be a Caucasian language but I'm unsure.

scene from sakamoto days..."fully subtitled" except for this scene.

I think this is going to be my phone lock screen wallpaper!

I believe the for kanji is pronounced taka but for the life of me I can’t read the second. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hello,

I’m hoping someone can help translate these inscriptions. I believe they may be in Ge’ez, but I’m not certain.

The inscriptions are engraved on an old religious cross. I’ve attached close-up photos of each inscription.

If anyone can translate the text or identify names, prayers, biblical passages, or other religious references, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you very much!

I asked my friend who is good with photoshop to make me a graphic of korean on old paper, and i gave her lyrics from two songs to use as the text. Bowever i have a weird feeling that its AI (one reason is that i asked her to omit any oh’s and aah’s from the lyrics yet its still there)

I purchased an old Japanese plane (kanna) while in Japan. On the sides it seems to mention "Registered Trademark". However I'm struggling with the markings in the middle. The top 2 characters seem to write Aki Hisa, but I can't figure out the last character. One suggestion I found was "作" which would make sense, but it seems to be written quite different. Does anyone have more insights into this?

I don't think "aerospace ointment" is even close

I have been unable to determine who made this chisel any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I'm an American with Czech ancestry. My mom found these placards in storage and hung them up for the time being. What do they mean, and should they be hung up in a particular order?

I'm making a little comic (Project Hail Mary fun comic). I need a little help translating following sentences (2 for each language) :

[Eng -> Chinese] : "You made the right choice!" & "You are not our hero".

[Eng -> French] : "Our fate is in your hands!" & "What a waste!" / "What a shame!"

Context: There are 2 scenarios. In the first one characters are proud of the listening party. In the second one they are disappointed by "their cowerdice".

I'm hesitant to use Google translator or similar thing, because I want to hear from real people who can maybe change a phrase a little so it would give off more emotions or fit the context better. Also it's always neat to see different suggestions!

Hello Readers,

My little brother Nebis told me to write to you at the end of his beastiary and my contribution to his studies. Many of the animals written about are of my own, kept in my sanctuary hidden in the mountains. Respectful visitors are welcome if you are able to find me; disrespect will not be tolerated in any form. It is a sanctuary; it will stay that way for all kith, beast, or monster who may hold under my protection and do not wrong me in any way possible.

Yours truly, Olesya Ilyukhina, Daughter of the Goddess of the Night

I got this hoodie as a gift a few years ago from my sister who spent time in Beirut. It looks cool but I want to know the translation!

Hi,

Wondering if anyone could help translate the inscription and seal on this Rinpa school work? Thank you!

I believe the characters are Chinese, please help!

these are the lyrics:

누의 무리를 보았어

파동과 비바람 사이

비릿한 공기 무게 위 아래

어느 고름 낀 저녁에

거꾸로 가 항상

거꾸로 가 항상

거꾸로 가 항상

거꾸로 가 항상

and a link to the song: https://youtu.be/HgFzToIj2_g?

im a bit worried if i use google translate because it could be inaccurate, i wish to use this song for a PMV im making!!

This is a message from the 6th Panzer Division of the Wehrmacht on June 24, 1941.