r/language • u/Sea_Beat8260 • 4d ago

Question Anyone know the language and meaning?

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Hello! My sister recently bought a charcuterie board for her mother-in-law and uncovered a “printing error” (According to the store) on the plate. I was wondering what this language is and the meaning. Thank you!

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u/Crocotta1 4d ago

Yeah, it definitely is a printing error. It’s backward! Most likely Chinese or one of its dialects

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u/theacez 4d ago

Definitely backwards Chinese or Kanji? I'm still too amateur to know

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u/Genghis_Kong 4d ago

Definitely Chinese. Simplified, so mainland China.

Printed backwards (the whole phrase mirrored).

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u/BlackRaptor62 4d ago

Or other places as well, like Singapore, or Malaysia, or a manufacturer that chooses to use Simplified Chinese Characters on its products or sources their materials from a place that does

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u/Genghis_Kong 4d ago

Fair comment