Shark Sword
Cool, we’re on a roll with creative requests… woo hoo. Matt from Virginia requested the Chinese characters for “shark sword.” See below.
… where the first character means “shark,” the second character means “fish,” and the third character means “sword.”
… tho I’d really like to know what a “shark sword” is exactly. Google came up with zilch, zero, goose egg… anybody, anybody?
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January 29th, 2007 at 2:18 pm
what is the symbol for tiger shark? or even just tiger would be good. if you could email me a picture of the symbol that would be great !! i hope this works and try make it fast cause im really impatient and if i forget about it and then you send it i will probly erase it =(
February 15th, 2008 at 2:03 am
Jacob, please realize I respond to an *enormous* amount of translation requests (I have a year and a half backlog) as a free service when I get a moment in my extremely busy schedule.
If you’re in a hurry, why don’t you consider skipping a lunch out and order my company’s Chinese character e-book instead? It will display your characters in 15 different writing styles, and in larger sizes.
Also, please note, they are called characters, not symbols.
Having said all that, see here for tiger and tiger shark.