Japanese Graffiti Art Someone help me translate this in JAPANESE & KOREAN?
"Graffiti is an art...Live your life"
Hey guys! Can a fluent japanese or korean or hopefully even both speaker translate this to me in jap and korean. *In japanese and korean characters (plus the romanji)
sorry, i dont want babel information..i need a REAL way to say this...like how you'll normally say it.
落書きは芸術だ。。。 生活を送って
(rakugaki wa geijyutsu da... seikatsu wo okutte)
그라피티는 예술이다... 삶을 사라라
(gurahpihti nun yehsool ih da... sahlm uhl sarara)
...I believe that's how you would say it, but my Japanese isn't as fluent as my Korean. :/ Native Japanese speakers out there, thumbs up, thumbs down?
(By the way, if you're going to give me a thumbs down, for the sake of giving the best possible answer, correct me, please.)
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The Wheel of 4Chan
For some, like Fox News, the online community known as "4chan" is a terrorist training camp. For others, including a growing cadre of Sonoma County teens-particularly those who are male, live with their parents and are practiced in navigating the backwaters of the web-4chan is a graffiti-tagged playground where the proverbial soapboxes of free speech are stacked like an endless game of Jenga.
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In its current iteration, the board offers little more in the way of user interface than the assiduously utilitarian Craigslist. Though 4chan may look like a reliquary for ancient HTML code, it functions as the primordial soup from which many of the internet's memes erupt virally into public consciousness, from Rick-rolling (punking people with cloaked links to a certain Rick Astley video) to "LOL cats," photos of kitties captioned with poor grammar (and later the cornerstone of a media empire launched Ben Huh.
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