Dec 1, 2003 05:50
20 yrs ago
English term
Cherish the life you are given
Non-PRO
English to Chinese
Art/Literary
My son appreciates and admires the beauty and intricate art of the Chinese written symbolic language and wishes to wear a tatoo, written in Chinese,saying "Cherish the life You are given." He is unable to find correct interpretational information,written in Chinese symbolism.
Proposed translations
(Chinese)
5 +4 | 捒惿惗柦 | Denyce Seow |
3 +1 | "热爱生活" or "珍惜生活" | English Chinese Medical Translator - Jimmy Deng |
Proposed translations
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6 mins
Selected
捒惿惗柦
This 捒惿惗柦 is really the simplified version for "Cherish the life You are given". If I translate the entire sentence fully, it would probably go as "捒惿你強旐给梊揑惗柦" and your son would go "oooo OUCHHHHHH!!"
Let's see if the others have better suggestion. :)
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Note added at 2003-12-01 06:07:54 (GMT)
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My encoding is bad... sorry. Here I go again.
Shorter version (with less pain!!) 珍惜生命
Full version (good luck to your son!!) 热爱你所被给予的生命
Let's see if the others have better suggestion. :)
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Note added at 2003-12-01 06:07:54 (GMT)
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My encoding is bad... sorry. Here I go again.
Shorter version (with less pain!!) 珍惜生命
Full version (good luck to your son!!) 热爱你所被给予的生命
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8 mins
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