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worraker1987 | 18:30 Fri 26th May 2006 | People & Places
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i want to know what justin in chinese leters for my tattoo and what JW in chinese leters
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There's no such thing as a Chinese alphabet so you can't write 'JW' in Chinese.


Justin can be pronounced Jia-si-ting and written 賈斯汀 in traditional characters. The characters don't make up a chinese word but are used to represent foreign words.

Go to a chinese restraunt and ask them to write your name in chinese, thats what I did.


Everybody has a freind who got a chineese symbol tatooed on their arm and when it was translated it said Wan**r....!!
As Aschenbach said there is no chinese alphabet, it is all a series of lines and strokes. When you ask a chinese person your name translated they will probobly tell you the closest sounds phonetically.
Your just oozing class with this one!

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