He failed miserably. This Hebrew tattoo is impossible do decipher. It's a road map to disaster.
Instead of a J sound in Jamil, there's a G (as in God).
You can see that the tattoo was supposed to be a top-to-bottom feature, but there are actually two letters in one of the rows. Yes, Yod is a smallish letter, but it still deserves a row of its own!
We've seen that some of the Hebrew letters have two forms, the regular and the final. See the following table:
Our friend Jamil probably found a similar table and saw that the letter Mem has two forms. What did he do? He thought it would be best to use both forms in his tattoo. Better safe than sorry? Not in this case.
Now, this is how you properly write Jamil in Hebrew:
You see how I wrote the name right to left? It's because the letters are of different heights, it would look quite awkward and ugly written from top to bottom.
