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For the next tattoo video, I am curious if you'd play this game: The game is "What if Yusuke san got a tattoo?" The rules are that you MUST get a large tattoo, at least a half an arm, half a leg, etc., with an image, with kanji or other writing... answer these questions: 1. What style? Black and white or color? 2. Hand poked (tebori) or tattoo gun? 3. Location on your body? 4. Where will you have it done and by whom? 5. Which images would you choose? 6. What phrase or word or words would you choose?
I have been catching up on your videos since I subscribed. I enjoy your content, reactions or not. I have to point out one of the tattoos that was an obvious meaning to native English speaking people. The tattoo of big brother, little brother. They are seperate and I guarantee that it is a boast of his punching power. Big brother is dominant and strong. Little brother is annoying but persistent. Little brother jabs, big brother haymaker. 1 2 combo
Hey I was wondering how I can get my hand on proper Japanese letter writing and signification, I'm trying to do an ofuda (that wish protection for non-fighter (civilian)) but all I can find is comics sans style and thing that sayd turtle in some traduction or ground in other
Regarding the "jammed" character at 9:53, possibly it was just not done well, but you have to remember that tattoos sort of "spread" over time, and get less sharp edged and also fade. So that first kanji might have looked better/sharper when it was new.
For 兄弟 that might be Chinese not Japanese in Chinese it literally means brothers but it's also used as a sign of respect to address your fellow pupils under the same master or to call you close friends who you consider family.
Idk if you are going to read the comments anytime soon, though if you could as soon as possible, I have a question that I need an answer to quickly. I’m getting a Shureido Gi and I’m translating my own last name, Mezzanotte (Italian for midnight) into Kanji on my own for my Gi. I Currently translate it as 真夜中 and I was wondering if that would be correct or if there is something grammatically wrong with it. Thank you.
@@kopiller Well, if he's trying to represent the "sound" of his name, then yeah, katakana would be correct, but I think maybe he's trying to use the meaning - "midnight" - and the Japanese kanji for that idea.
First, as others mentioned, it's unusual to translate non-Japanese names into kanji instead of writing them phonetically via katakana. You would not do that for documentation or official purposes. That said, I think it's cool to try anyway and have done it for myself :-P. I think 真夜中 can work and is the normal way someone would translate "mezzanotte" if it were written in a sentence. That said, since this is a name, I'd also consider just 夜中 since it pairs up with each part of your name. In other words, since your last name can be normally split into two pieces -- "mezza" and "notte" -- I would try to use two kanji. At that point, the order of the kanji would be different than the order of the parts of your name, but I'm not sure how unnatural 中夜 would look. For a good opinion on that, you would definitely need someone with a better understanding of conversational Japanese and Japanese name conventions than I have.
Friend of mine is married to a Japanese woman, they were at a restaurant one day and there was a well built guy with a Japanese language tattoo on his upper arm and he said his wife pointed it out and said "I wonder if he knows that he has "Little Egg" tattooed on his arm". he said "like egg that you eat?" she said "yes" My friend said she then went over and asked him if he knew what his tattoo meant and he said "yeah Young Warrior" and she said - "Is that what the person who did it told you?" he said yeah -she said "it means little egg, you should go and get your money back and tell them you want it fixed" The guy was mad but not at my friend's wife, at the tattooist, he actually thanked her for telling him.
I think the man with 兄 and 弟 was calling his dominant arm “big brother” and his non-dominant arm “little brother”, similar to how other fighters name their fists.
Your best bet is to learn Japanese well enough that you can check the meaning of kanji and kana in the mock-up that the tattoo artist should give you. Then, get a Japanese friend to check the text again to see if it makes actual contextual sense. That said, the hardest part of that might be to find an actual tattoo parlor in Japan. Tattoos still aren't very popular there and most places that will do tattoo artistry are intentionally secretive and hard to find.
A dude in my country got a chinese tattoo..a week later he went to a shop in chinatown,and as soon he entered,the shop owner called out to him,"hey,boss..why do you have 'mamei noodles' tattooed on your arm?"😂😂
Bro Ill just post what I want here that way you can tell me a good way to get that in Japanese. lol I mean a lot of these tats are taken way out of context. And people just take the advise of a Tatoo artists that doesnt have a Japanese Background. LOL I mean come on people research your tats and artists first then get a Tat. that third one Struggle - Life. He referencing the Struggles and stipulations of Living in this world. And or He is saying you have to struggle to get what you want to Live life to its fullest.
You have cool content, but that whole karate.sensei reacting to watching a fly die, watching water boil, etc..is kind of corny & bit fruity... Every thing else...is cool
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For the next tattoo video, I am curious if you'd play this game:
The game is "What if Yusuke san got a tattoo?" The rules are that you MUST get a large tattoo, at least a half an arm, half a leg, etc., with an image, with kanji or other writing... answer these questions:
1. What style? Black and white or color?
2. Hand poked (tebori) or tattoo gun?
3. Location on your body?
4. Where will you have it done and by whom?
5. Which images would you choose?
6. What phrase or word or words would you choose?
I have been catching up on your videos since I subscribed. I enjoy your content, reactions or not.
I have to point out one of the tattoos that was an obvious meaning to native English speaking people. The tattoo of big brother, little brother. They are seperate and I guarantee that it is a boast of his punching power.
Big brother is dominant and strong.
Little brother is annoying but persistent.
Little brother jabs, big brother haymaker. 1 2 combo
Hey I was wondering how I can get my hand on proper Japanese letter writing and signification, I'm trying to do an ofuda (that wish protection for non-fighter (civilian)) but all I can find is comics sans style and thing that sayd turtle in some traduction or ground in other
I enjoy your perspective on the videos you go over! Interesting stuff!
Regarding the "jammed" character at 9:53, possibly it was just not done well, but you have to remember that tattoos sort of "spread" over time, and get less sharp edged and also fade. So that first kanji might have looked better/sharper when it was new.
For the first tattoo, he is part of a fighting group in america called team oyama
Yes, his trainer is Colin Oyama.
Your English is great, nice videos, I really like the reacting to martial art movie fight scenes videos
Mark Hunt has the English translation written underneath the tattoo. In English he has written Oceania Super Fighter.
Karate Dojo waKu - Sensei, you should definitely react to GSP fights in the UFC.
I think it's funny how much you care about the form.
I'd probably should show you what doctors do to western writing around here... hahah
For 兄弟 that might be Chinese not Japanese in Chinese it literally means brothers but it's also used as a sign of respect to address your fellow pupils under the same master or to call you close friends who you consider family.
Idk if you are going to read the comments anytime soon, though if you could as soon as possible, I have a question that I need an answer to quickly. I’m getting a Shureido Gi and I’m translating my own last name, Mezzanotte (Italian for midnight) into Kanji on my own for my Gi. I Currently translate it as 真夜中 and I was wondering if that would be correct or if there is something grammatically wrong with it. Thank you.
I believe it's more correct to use katakana instead of kanji
@@kopiller
Well, if he's trying to represent the "sound" of his name, then yeah, katakana would be correct, but I think maybe he's trying to use the meaning - "midnight" - and the Japanese kanji for that idea.
Yes my bad
First, as others mentioned, it's unusual to translate non-Japanese names into kanji instead of writing them phonetically via katakana. You would not do that for documentation or official purposes. That said, I think it's cool to try anyway and have done it for myself :-P.
I think 真夜中 can work and is the normal way someone would translate "mezzanotte" if it were written in a sentence. That said, since this is a name, I'd also consider just 夜中 since it pairs up with each part of your name. In other words, since your last name can be normally split into two pieces -- "mezza" and "notte" -- I would try to use two kanji. At that point, the order of the kanji would be different than the order of the parts of your name, but I'm not sure how unnatural 中夜 would look. For a good opinion on that, you would definitely need someone with a better understanding of conversational Japanese and Japanese name conventions than I have.
"Older brother" and "younger brother" is probably him calling his right hand big brother and his left little brother
Yep - Jeff Monson's son is called Josh. So no mistake there!
Mark Hunt was known as the "Super Samoan"
Friend of mine is married to a Japanese woman, they were at a restaurant one day and there was a well built guy with a Japanese language tattoo on his upper arm and he said his wife pointed it out and said "I wonder if he knows that he has "Little Egg" tattooed on his arm". he said "like egg that you eat?" she said "yes" My friend said she then went over and asked him if he knew what his tattoo meant and he said "yeah Young Warrior" and she said - "Is that what the person who did it told you?" he said yeah -she said "it means little egg, you should go and get your money back and tell them you want it fixed" The guy was mad but not at my friend's wife, at the tattooist, he actually thanked her for telling him.
“The people from Samoa is nice and gentle”. He has obviously never heard about David Tua.
8:10 I think he named his arms "big brother" and "little brother" sort of how you say "I gave em the ol ONE TWO!!!"
Just a guess
Hi Sensi ,
Can you please tell us what you think ok Kudo karate ?
It is an mma form of karate
I think the man with 兄 and 弟 was calling his dominant arm “big brother” and his non-dominant arm “little brother”, similar to how other fighters name their fists.
I'll get a Japanese tattoo whenever I go to Japan. That's probably my best bet.
Na that how people end up with barbeque spare rib tattoos. Artists are trolling them.
Your best bet is to learn Japanese well enough that you can check the meaning of kanji and kana in the mock-up that the tattoo artist should give you. Then, get a Japanese friend to check the text again to see if it makes actual contextual sense.
That said, the hardest part of that might be to find an actual tattoo parlor in Japan. Tattoos still aren't very popular there and most places that will do tattoo artistry are intentionally secretive and hard to find.
苦生 technically makes sense in Chinese. It means a difficult hard life. It’s a rather negative term.
Awesome
Hunt's nickname is super samoan
A dude in my country got a chinese tattoo..a week later he went to a shop in chinatown,and as soon he entered,the shop owner called out to him,"hey,boss..why do you have 'mamei noodles' tattooed on your arm?"😂😂
Super Samoan he calls himself
I'd rather get a Times New Roman than a Comic Sans Tattoo 😂
Bro Ill just post what I want here that way you can tell me a good way to get that in Japanese. lol I mean a lot of these tats are taken way out of context. And people just take the advise of a Tatoo artists that doesnt have a Japanese Background. LOL I mean come on people research your tats and artists first then get a Tat. that third one Struggle - Life. He referencing the Struggles and stipulations of Living in this world. And or He is saying you have to struggle to get what you want to Live life to its fullest.
Don't worry he's a light weight and easily be beaten he's only human too so he has weaknesses you just have to exploit them
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Hunts Nickname is The Super Samoan. That make make the tattoo make more sense.
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Do Japanese people get random English or Anglo Euro words tattooed on themselves ??? 🤣
Plus samoan are nice in nature but if piss them off or make angry btter watch out
You have cool content, but that whole karate.sensei reacting to watching a fly die, watching water boil, etc..is kind of corny & bit fruity...
Every thing else...is cool
Thats not a free trial I put my bank details in and it says at end you have to pay over £70 pounds even if you decide you don't want to continue after free trial so be careful guy even the most wholesome youtubers get had by promo agents etc and advertisers hope it doesn't effect your channel as I think it's great I was just alert enough to notice you should check it yourself I don't mind patron but prayed on is wrong buddy try and mend this please ☮💯👊👍🏴☯️🥊
Martyn: are you referring to the skill free trial or the on line karate class?
Samoa is a country