In the Pink Panther movie when the cop was asking Yu questions, was she answering in real Chinese or Japanese?
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Madrian Chinese The Main Chinese Lingo
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Fenqui\n\nThe difficulty here is that the Chinese language is complex, and therefore it come down to an 'installment' of (what) to determine the precise word or phrase used. \n\nThe best I can suggest is that you head down to the local Chinatown and ask a local for assistance to your specific needs.\n\nCheers, L
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There's actually an answer to this question, the problem is, it doesn't translate into English. The answer is "Mu" (in Japanese,  Wú orMou in Chinese). It's used as a response to certain koans and other questions in Zen Buddhism, intending to indicate that the question itself was wrong.
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The Pink Panther, definitely.  Before he could talk.
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Ich komme aus Amerika, aber bin ich Chinesisch und deutsch.\n\n(don't forget the German heritage)!
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"The Pink Panther cartoon character was the protagonist and main character in a series of animated short films. The character originally appeared in the opening and closing sequences of the 1963 film The Pink Panther. The popularity of the character spawned a series of animated short films, and the character would appear in the opening sequence of every film in The Pink Panther series (except A Shot in the Dark)." [The preceding copied from Wikipedia]\n\nThe Pink Panther movie series started with a focus on a valuable diamond called the Pink Panther.  I suppose that name inspired someone to create the cartoon character and use him in the opening and closing sequences of that movie.  He was so well conceived and used that he went on to everlasting fame.
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I assume by Chinese you mean Mandarin.  If that is the case, then Mandarin should be your choice, although it is more fun to curse in Cantonese.
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Definitely Jet Li despite Jackie Chan does not use any stunts in his movie but he is more an entertainer than a fighter.  Jackie Chan is not answering the question directly since he already knew the answer that Jet Li is going to win.  That may or may not mean that Jackie Chan is running away from the fight.  Furthermore, it also depends if Jackie Chan was answering that question in English or Chinese, for if he is saying that in Chinese, meaning might be lost in translation.  While if he said that in English, he might not mean that literally...English is not the first language of Jackie Chan.  I came across many guys in Asia called Jackie.  To them, there are still their other names in their month tongue language!
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I think this is it (in chinese):\nhttp://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!IlyqF8KeFRLqmezkFIeTaK5./
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Well I'm not 100% on this, but in the first Pink Panther, the princess was given a pink diamond that had a flaw in it the shape of a leaping panther, and that's the inspector's first crime (or on the shows anyway) that he solved.\n\nI heard that the new pink panther was a total disgrace...
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I don't know which one you want soooo...\n\nJapanese: Kazuhiko Inoue (*squeal* love him!)\nEnglish: Rome Elliot
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My son  plays on line games with people all over the world. He has asked that question of some Japanese people and they said yes that their keyboards have the characters of their language. Evidently, there is some type of an interpreter component that changes it to English when playing international games with English speaking people.
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isn't it chopsticks because she says in there "i cant play chopsticks with you doing that..." thats what i think it MAY be called but im not really sure....GREAT movie btw
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everyone assumes it to be english... but trust me its not!! its mandarin..
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Sounds like the murder of a Ms. Genovese in New York City. She was a white Kitty, though, not a Black Panther.\n\nWhy don't you consult psychic Sylvia Browne? Montel Williams can give you her number. (She obviously has HIS number!)
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I watched My Sassy Girl. Is that Korean or Japanese? It was laugh-out-loud funny!
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It translates directly to: You are Chinese person?\n\nHowever, most Chinese phrases can't be translated directly.  A more sensible translation would be: You are Chinese.  That phrase is actually a statement.  To make it a question, you would have to add a "ma" (ni shi zhong guo ren ma"?)  Then, it would mean, "Are you Chinese"