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Sunday, May 1, 2011
"Joy" Japanese calligraphy
"喜" (ki, yorokobu). It is translated as like, love, enjoy, joyful thing, etc.
This character is written by Kanzi,Regular script.
Etymology : Ideogrammic compound
壴 (drum) + 口 (mouth)
The state to be pleased that people play music.
This character has very lucky meanings in the Orient.
Meeting with all of my followers you.
And recognizing the world that I do not know.
Sharing the world that I do not know with the friends.
It is my "Joy".
Infinite "Joy" Each person is walking toward it...
I hope that you arrive at there.
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What nice word is Joy Ruma, x gloria
ReplyDeleteThis calligraphy certainly does look joyful!
ReplyDeleteMerci Ruma et bon mois de mai !
ReplyDeleteVielen Dank Ruma...
ReplyDeleteHerzlichst und alles Liebe
Hans-Peter
I guess the mouth represents the open-mouthed expression of joy. How appropriate.
ReplyDeleteEvery day I still think the Japanese people,
ReplyDeleteI think his concern and his difficulties and also the hope and joy!
Thank you, dear Ruma, we offer all of your wonderful blog!
cool! I want to go back during our toddler days. what do you call that thing? is it a kite also?
ReplyDeleteplay the music
ReplyDeleteen"joy" the heart
The expression of this calligraphy says everything: HAPPINESS.
ReplyDeleteI wait and desire you goes all good and little by little retomeis the normality ... that the happiness does not leave you.
Happy weekend.
Cordial greeting from Spain.
Ramon
Beautiful! I love your words . . . "walking towards" (joy) It is within reach . . . certainly finding you has added joy to many Ruma. Thank you! Carol
ReplyDeleteRuma, adorei o recadinho e a visita ao Rótulos & Cia! Obrigada! As fotos do seu blog blog são lindas! So, so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Obrigada!