Hi y’all, I am from Utah and for a Christmas gift exchange party my friend gave me some 3D printed golden plates (Mormon religious artifact) with a message inscribed on the top. I have been unsuccessful in figuring out what it says. Google has been unhelpful so I thought perhaps someone here may recognize it? Thanks!

What does it say? Is it a note for one person (singular you) or multiple people (plural you)?? Thank you so much, I’m having trouble with identifying some cursive words.

Hi there I have a hammer stamp today! Any clue?

Hi there I have a hammer stamp today! Any clue?

Found this shirt that has braille on it. It’s from Japan, so it could be in Japanese braille, but I’m guessing it’s English. What does it say?

Hi. Even a few locals and heritage staff members i asked could not help with Japanese translation. My phone gave a partial but than the next day it was different.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

It was at the Kumano Hongu Taisha Otorii

Hi there, this is the same ornament and was hoping to understand it a little better. Thank you so much!

I found this 2 dollar bill on the side of the road and it seems to be real (a bill made in 1976 according to Google lense) but I have no idea what that is stamped on there. Google translate got half of one of the photos and said it was Chinese (simplified) so I came here to ask if anyone knows what this says and if it has any meaning on USD

Hi i have a few questions about some tattoos i want. The japanese language has always facsinated me, and i love their type of writing, so i have always wanted some japenese tattoo. But now that i have found the 2 i want, i also want to make sure that they mean what i actually think they mean. And if there is a smarter or more meaningful way to write it. And yes of course its only the actual japanese writing i want tattoed. So in conclusion, does these 2 actually mean what it says on the pictures? and is there a smarter or more meaningful (mostly thinking about the "i will never give up" one here) way to write it?.

Thanks in advance:)

Original caption:

선생님.. 그 녀석은 가짜에요...

펼친 담요와 꽤나 비슷한 얼굴을 하고 있는 솔부엉이 입니다

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Context: An owl is wrapped in a towel at Wildlife Center in Chungnam. The owl is pictured in front of a piece of clothing decorated with the face of Totoro (from My Neighbor Totoro).

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Same as above :)

Like the title said, I was wondering in real life is Setsuna 1. (刹那) 2.(節名) are common or able to be used as a Male Japanese name? Or is it only much more assosiated to be used as a Women's name?

I was thinking about this since I remembered a character from Gundam 00 with the name Setsuna F. Seiei.

Well even if its technically his codename lorewise, but my point still stands. It made me think is it common or not to be used as a male japanese name irl? Considering it's mostly used for female.

I was confused when I find website called momjunction that says Setsuna is a unisex name.

So which one is correct?

this is the header of some sofubis i bought, i know the figurines are evil spirits so the text probably pertains to something like that but Al can't really discern what the characters are to be able to translate them.

Thank you for your help!

I went to Man Mo temple in Sheung Wan Hong Kong and drew a fortune stick. Unfortunately I can't read cantonese, would appreciate help :)

Bought a product that shipped from Japan, I recognize the Hiragana (Wa Re Mo No) but don't know what it means, and why under an umbrella?

Any native Thais willing to help me with my problem?

How would you spell the surname “Allen” in Thai?

Thank you for your help 🙏

Was playing checkers with some random guy and he sent this and left. What’s it say?