First of all, I meant no offense by saying "Asian logogram". I can't tell wheter it's Japanese, Chinese, Korean or from any other language that use a "similar" ideograms/graphemes. So please, don't take it as a generalization... I'm not a master on the matter, and that's why I'm asking for help. I know this may sound unnecesary, but I've seen to many fights triggered by terms, I just want to be on the safe side
Well, I'm feeling curious about a certain character a girl in my class has tatooed on the back of her ear (you know, not actually her ear, but the place with bone below it). It's something like this:
Bare in mind, I sketched that in 5 seconds while no one was watching in class
But I think you get the idea... So, that's it. I want to know what that character means, if it does mean anything. I THINK it may be Japanese, because, to my noob eye, they look as they have far less "lines" than both Chinese and Korean characters.
Anyone can give me a tip on this? And yes, before you ask, it's pure linguistic interest. I study English Philology at the university
Well, I'm feeling curious about a certain character a girl in my class has tatooed on the back of her ear (you know, not actually her ear, but the place with bone below it). It's something like this:
Bare in mind, I sketched that in 5 seconds while no one was watching in class
Anyone can give me a tip on this? And yes, before you ask, it's pure linguistic interest. I study English Philology at the university
