*Help* Chinese Translation needed
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The first character means like the period the sun sets/dusk; like just before; the eve of. The second is old Chinese for "to burn." Don't think you can use them as a combination like that (I might be wrong 
), they are separate words; e.g. getting a tattoo of a Chinese character later knowing you got the meaning wrong/character(s) wrong. The first picture is the correct orientation. Cheers!
), they are separate words; e.g. getting a tattoo of a Chinese character later knowing you got the meaning wrong/character(s) wrong. The first picture is the correct orientation. Cheers!1 - 3 of 3 Posts
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