Chinese Translation Symbols For Tattoos

A Google search for Chinese translation led me to the Free Online Translator at World Lingo. I don’t think that my computer supports the Chinese language and I can’t see any of the characters on this website’s translation of the word I wanted.

The next website that I found when I did a Google search for Chinese translation was at Formosa-Translation.com. This was a very interesting site. The site offers free Chinese clip-art symbols collection for tattoos, art designs and deco work.

I looked for the Chinese translation of my daughter’s name and found it. The three symbols were really very pretty. I also found symbols for my name and my husband’s name. My stepson’s name did not have a Chinese translation into symbols.

The main page of the Formosa-Translation.com website was full of all kinds of topics for Chinese translation. The Chinese language is so pretty. Even some of the oddest words or ideas translated into Chinese look nice.

This website would be a fantastic resource for a tattoo artist. There is a large interest in Chinese translation for various words and concepts to be tattooed on people. The Chinese translation for the word flirt is very pretty and I can envision someone wanting this as a tattoo.

I personally really liked the Chinese translation for the term mommy. I would love a tattoo that had those symbols. I can see myself with Chinese character tattoos easier than I can envision a butterfly or a rose tattoo. I don’t know if I could withstand the pain of a tattoo.

I can also see myself with a Buddhist motto tattooed on myself. The Chinese translation of the motto “everything visible is empty” looks very nice. I have always wanted a tattoo, but I can’t decide what I want and where I want it placed. I may never figure this out.


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