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Download immediately upon ordering For the Sake of the Children in Japanese is  which is read kodomo no tame ni. The Japanese phrase kodomo no tame ni meaning "For the Sake of the Children" (also "For the Sake of My Children" and "For the Sake of Our Children") is composed of the words  (read kodomo) meaning "children" and  (read tameni) meaning "for the sake of; for". Japanese language is a "pro-drop" language meaning the pronoun is often naturally omitted. So the same phrase kodomo no tame ni includes the meanings "For the Sake of the Children", "For the Sake of My Children" and "For the Sake of Our Children" all at the same time - this characteristic of Japanese makes Japanese a little more ambiguous, but it also gives it a brevity and beauty. See the Wikipedia article Japanese Language for more information. Translation Check: We want you to be as happy with the translation for "For the Sake of the Children" as you are with Master Takase's beautiful art and so we have provided links to the independent dictionary Jeffrey's Japanese English Dictionary. Click on any of the links above to confirm the translation for yourself. Hand-Brushed Kanji Perfect For Tattoos
by Master Japanese Calligrapher Eri Takase
For Tattoos: We give you everything you need for the perfect Japanese kanji tattoo including the line art that your tattoo artist must have to correctly ink the design. Place your order and you immediately get your design - There is no waiting! Print it, take it to your local tattoo shop and have it inked. We provide you with everything you need so your tattoo artist does not even need to know Japanese! See for yourself with this actual Kanji Tattoo. For Graphic Art: These designs are also available in formats suitable for commercial use. Whether low resolution images for a website or high resolution images for use in product packaging, books, magazines, or advertising we have a design to fit your needs. Japanese Kanji Designs - Easy to Order - Download Immediately |
