[PatR]

If your interested in getting your name or any other word or adages translated in Sanskrit for free please visit this site : http://freetranslationblog.blogspot.com/

The Tattoo on David Beckham's (the famous English footballer) left forearm is his wife's name Victoria (former Spice Girl) in Sanskrit, however it is misspelt

[amrit jaya]

I went to this site and tried clicking where asked to in order to email a translation request but my computer wouldn't let me do it. Can someone access this feature and give the actual email address? I'd love to get some words/phrases/mantras transliterated. Thanks.

[InnerAthlete]

What is wrong with my name in the language in which it was given?

Oh and the email address listed for the site is

drkpp at hotmail dot com

[PatR]

Dear Innerathlete,

To each their own

[InnerAthlete]

Indeed.

But if it's on the board it's in the public domain and therfore fair game for the question asked, but not answered.

:-?

[PatR]

I think you've a problem accepting other cultures, languages

typical american attitude

P.S. pls excuse my bad english

[InnerAthlete]

Yes that's true. I am a typical american resistant of other cultures.

[Marco Carvalho]

I do that for free in my blog:

sanskrit tattoo - my name in sanskrit devanagari script | Swásthya Yôga - A Cultura

[stargurl84]

I read about Beckham's misspelled tattoo....you'd think a guy would do a little research before he got a tattoo. I guess the thought was there.

[Bridgette]

I'm partial to my own name I guess as well. Many times names are reflections of our heritage and it's essential to have that sense as well. I don't think it's being close-minded, I think its keeping "grounded".

[shortcakes]

I love my name! I looked up what it meant and it made it even more beautiful to me. In fact, the meaning is tattooed on my back.