When Tattoos Get Lost in Translation
A video highlights the humorous reality of getting permanent tattoos in a language one does not understand. The clip features a person pointing out various Chinese characters inked on people's skin, providing translations that reveal the nonsensical or literal nature of the phrases. Examples shown include characters that translate to "spicy wontons," "chicken sky electricity," and "foreigners." The content serves as a lighthearted reminder of the importance of verifying the meaning of permanent body art before committing to it, as what might be intended as a cool or meaningful design can often result in something entirely different to native speakers.
I do like spicy wontons.
"spicy wonton" is actually a cool tatoo
ppl doing tattoos got many mannnnnyyy problems with themselve... but of course none of them will agree, they will say "iTs emOoOoOtiOnaL taTtOOooooOOOO"
She's kinda cute... but she's 100% cuter when she's not speaking Chinese.
Lesson is, dont put permanent letters on your body in a language u cant read
I wouldn't mind doing some gibberish with her
OP is
..and then this guy (who speaks excellent Mandarin) got a "Kung Pao Chicken" tattoo just to fuck with the locals
chicken sky elektricity Zapdos?
I don't like tattoos, but if I ever got one, I would deliberately get some bullshit Chinese text like "If you can read this, you are a Chinese spy" or something