Posts
78
Joined
3/19/2013
Location
CZ
Edited Date/Time
4/10/2015 10:14pm
I'm about to get tattoo, part of that I wanna dedicate to my grandparents and friends who passed away. On top of the soulder I wanna get tattoo of black rose with sign: For those who passed that I loved. Is that sign correct? Thanks alot!
Contraction of "who have"
And maybe don't use the past tense of love. You still love them, yes?
"For those who passed" = people passed by, like on the street.
"For those who have passed" = people passed on (died). You could use the contraction that Hman mentioned, "Who've."
Or, you could use the word "departed":
("For the departed whom I love." )
You may also want to look to literature to find an even more eloquent description of love and caring for deceased loved ones. Never know what you'll find.
I like it...
Post a reply to: Need help from English speakers