I know this is random and all, but i got genuinely curious
What is Deidara (dude on the left) saying?
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Hmm, Iām not the best at reading comprehension, Iāll admit right off the bat.
I think, read literally, it means āArt is the most beautiful thingā but Iām probably missing the fact that itās an expression or idiomā¦ or some important context, hehe.
Iām just moving this over to āJapanese languageā btw, as youāre likely to get more answers - not everyone checks Campfire
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Oh right . . .
I should have realised this was actually a japanese language question sooner XDD
thank you so much!
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No worries, weāve got a lot of managa readers here who are better placed to answer this than me ^-^
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äøē¬ć®ē¾ is something that is beautiful but only lasts a moment. The opposite would be ę°øé ć®ē¾ or ę°øä¹ ć®ē¾
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and what was before it was čøč”
WHICH IS ART!
YASSSSSS
and ćć is Deidaraās signature āhmmmā
so meaning altogether is around āart thats beautiful lasts only a momentā
Omg i feel so happy . . .
Thank you so much!
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Oh, were you literally asking what the kanji were?
I might say something like āArt is beautiful and fleetingā or something like that.
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Nah i didnt want the exact meaning, i wanted to try and figure it out using the different clues I had
Thank you so much!
Moved this to Questions, since the Reading category is more about āreadingā as an activity instead of readings for single words.
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Sorry, I always seem to fall afoul of choosing the wrong category with the best intentions; reading says ārequests for reading helpā so I interpreted that as āhelp with reading somethingā ^-^
Iām slowly mentally categorising all these preferences on where things go and will do better 
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He says ćć
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Yes! Where āsomethingā stands for things like āa bookā or āa mangaā 
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i meant that . . .
My spelling errors . . .
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