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posted on : 10/16/2009

Trond said :

Taff said:

I have that tattoo on the underside of my left forearm, i serve in the british army

I have this tattoo on my right underarm, a bit fatter and more artistc done

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posted on : 6/2/2008

cw said :

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i can't stand this thing on my neck anymore!!!! i'm 23 and like Grateful Dead. HELP!

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posted on : 6/2/2008

cw said :

does anyone have a suggestion on how to change "soldier" to something more peaceful? i got it on my neck when i was 18. i now would rather have "peace" in chinese rather than "die!!!"

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posted on : 2/9/2008

blah said :

it does mean soldier...like you know, the equivalence of pawns in chinese chess.

but i've never heard it being used in that context outside of chinese chess...mostly it's about death...

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posted on : 1/9/2008

Efren said :

I got the same tattoo on my right arm except, I have the symbol for longevity above it. So its like long life soldier.

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posted on : 11/5/2007

Gilbert said :

So is this a good tatoo for soldier?
or should get the whole symbol for soldier n traditional chinese?

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posted on : 6/20/2007

Ani said :

In Japanese 卒 (reading:sotsu) is part of graduation. It also stands for soldier, private, and die. The ancient meaning being someone who has just graduated from basic, therefore in war they'd be the first in. (thus the reading of 'die')

兵卒 (heisotsu) is the actual word for soldier (as in private.)

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posted on : 6/18/2007

Ani said :

Bob is right.
the japanese kanji for soldier is 軍人(this is also the symbol for soldier in traditional chinese)。 Then there is the word for warrior　武士。 I too speak Japanese and my boyfriend has this tattoo on his wrist since he joined the army earlier this year.

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posted on : 6/5/2007

Bob said :

How do I know? Because I speak Japanese. I also confirmed it s by looking it up in a Japanese dictionary, and in a Chinese dictionary.

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posted on : 6/1/2007

JANET said :

BOB HOW DO YOU KNOW THIS?

ANYTIME YOU GET A TATTOO, ALWAYS BE SURE YOU KNOW EXCTLY WHAT YOU ARE PUTTING ON YOUR BODY, AND WHAT IT MEANS. A LOT OF SCREW UPS NOW..

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posted on : 11/13/2006

Bob said :

Unfortunately, that character by itself doesn't mean "soldier" in Chinese or in Japanese. In Japanese, the closest meaning for that single character would be "die."

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posted on : 10/15/2006

Nancee said :

I love the idea of being able to express your self with a tattoo, or it having a story behind it. And myslef as well am in the army, and have the same tattoo (and love it, I have it on my right hip). I joined the Canadian Forces when I was 17, and I'm not 19.

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posted on : 7/13/2006

Taff said :

I have that tattoo on the underside of my left forearm, i serve in the british army

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posted on : 7/13/2006

Taff said :

I have that tattoo on the underside of my left forearm, i serve in the british army

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posted on : 4/29/2006

justin tinker said :

i too am in the army. I actually just got the same tattoo last night. IT is on my left shoulder

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