Kanji sign on t-shirt

m4jk3l · (#1 (**permalink**))

What does it mean?

It is not a flower!

masaegu · (#2 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by m4jk3l

What does it mean?

It is not a flower!

That is not a kanji as anyone could tell. It's a designed character meaning "Spring".

The original kanji is 春.

kenmei · (#3 (**permalink**))

supposed to be haru by using the flower at the bottom it's kind of a "play on words" almost

simpsonka18 · (#4 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by kenmei

supposed to be haru by using the flower at the bottom it's kind of a "play on words" almost

But haru is a Korean word for 'day'. Japanese one is hi (日). Am I mistaken? You confused me you know

I know something about nihongo but I don't have any faith in my 'wisdom' ^^

MMM · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by simpsonka18

But haru is a Korean word for 'day'. Japanese one is hi (日). Am I mistaken? You confused me you know

I know something about nihongo but I don't have any faith in my 'wisdom' ^^

The Japanese word for spring is

春

pronounced "haru". Korean has no place in this conversation.

simpsonka18 · (#6 (**permalink**))

ah sumimasen i misunderstood by thinking that he/she meant the word 'day' alone, not the 'spring'. Cuz in this kanji there is a small kanji-day- replaced by the flower ;D