Live, Laugh, Love

The Japanese phrase 生きる笑う愛する meaning "Live, Laugh, Love" is composed of the verbs 生きる (read ikiru) meaning "to live", 笑う (read warau) meaning "to laugh" and 愛する (read aisuru) meaning "to love".

This artwork makes a truly lovely gift and is a visual reminder of the importance of living well.

The Japanese 生笑愛 meaning "Live, Laugh, Love" is composed of the kanji 生 (read sei) meaning "live", 笑 (read shou) meaning "laugh", and 愛 (read ai) meaning "love".

Japanese often leaves off grammatical elements for space or artistic reasons. So even though this is an abbreviation, the meaning is clear. We also have the full version Live, Laugh, Love (ikiru warau aisuru).