Wheresouth Posted September 1 Report Posted September 1 Just wondering what this translates to? No other information can be given apart from the picture. Quote
Lewis B Posted September 1 Report Posted September 1 Whatever it says it doesn't appear to be chiseled in a traditional manner. Looks more etched, which I assume is a more modern way of marking blades. 1 Quote
Bruce Pennington Posted September 1 Report Posted September 1 Hi "Where", It's a hard thing for some to get used to, from other web activity, but at NMB, we really require a first name. We like talking with real people. Welcome, BTW! 1 Quote
Wheresouth Posted September 1 Author Report Posted September 1 My name translates to where in english, I just want someone to translate the photo. 1 Quote
PNSSHOGUN Posted September 1 Report Posted September 1 https://kanji.sljfaq.org/ It will be some sort of gibberish often found on poor Chinese replicas. 4 Quote
Bugyotsuji Posted September 1 Report Posted September 1 Edit, answer... now erased. (The forum requires a real first name and an initial of your family name.) 1 Quote
robinalexander Posted September 2 Report Posted September 2 14 hours ago, Wheresouth said: My name translates to where in english, I just want someone to translate the photo. Where we're pretty friendly here ..... and most members from non-English speaking countries use their real Christian or first name without the need to translate it into something it is not. Just a common courtesy, that's all. But courtesy and protocol aside ..... this did remind me of my favorite Abbot and Costello clip. Who's on First .... so to go even further 1 2 2 Quote
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