Quotations and Literature Forum

I am trying to translate a famous quote and one hint is..."keep this phrase: TAKI181 in mind". Can anyone tell me what this means?
Thanks

a "famous quote" with a hint?
What is this, from a quiz or contest or something?
http://www.a-1glass.com/riddle.htm

You say you are "trying to translate a famous quote."
What are you trying to translate?

Yes, we can't be much help if you don't let us in on this "famous quote" of yours or theirs What Ever!! The point is we can't help unless we know what you're trying to translate. If it's another language you speak of that is still spoken go to www.freetranslation.com But if you're trying to figure out what it means tell us and we might just be able to help you solve your delema. I KNOW THAT WAS VERY REDUNDANT BUT IT'S HARD TO KEEP YOUR TRAIN OF THOUGHT WHILE LISTENING TO 5 SCREAMING KIDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You must be in one of Harmon's psychology classes, as am I. The phrase TAKI181 is written in what is believed to be ancient greek writing. The quote you are trying to translate however is written in Korean... it means "Know Thyself" to "Know thyself very well" to be more exact. The quote was coined by Socrates. The rest is up to you. I hope this info is not too late getting to you. Good luck on the puzzle and the "educational experience"