Jackie Chan - I'll Make a Man Out of You (Mandarin) (Mulan)

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1. haha, he totally reverts back to cantonese at 0:35 :P:D
   Yeah yeah, I know, I'm retarded, and he doesn't really and
   I should go impale myself on a chopstick...
2. Király! Ötletes XD!
3. wow!!!loves this song!!!!wish i can also learn kung fu
4. i know all his fighting moves and all moves he has done in
   movies, he can't surprise me in a fight, hahahahahahahaha
5. this is kinda cool...
6. whoa... Mr. Chan could sing...
7. Well, yes, Karate-Do is Okinawan, but the term, nowadays, is
   used as a general term to describe unarmed martial arts.
8. no, when i watched Mulan, the movie had been translate into
   Chinese. So everything i heard is in chinese, including the
   song.
9. In the movie it wasn't Jackie who was singing it. Donny
   Osmond is the singer in the movie just look on imdb.
10. Wow. Never knew the man could sing. Kudos to Mr. Chan.
11. same here!
12. omg!!! i didn't realise that it was Jackie Chan singing this
    song , when i was watching the
    movie!!! hahahahahahaha!! finally, the mystery has been
    revealed!!
13. its based on chinese characters with the same meaning, they
    copied chinese basically
14. OMG its jacki chan! he sings dat woooow!!! grreat!
15. when japan took over okinawa, they took away all their
    weapons and the okinawans developed a form of martial arts
    based partially on the chinese martial arts, and used it in
    fighting back and the japanese called it karate (empty hand)
    so the technically, the original karate would be the
    okinawan martial arts.
16. i think the lyrics in the cantonese version is better
17. hehe pretty good version.
18. well...my style of Karate is umm..Goju Ryu. and it's
    Okinawan.....
19. kanji is chinese characters. they have the same meaning just
    different pronunciation
20. Why does Kaji Japanese have to look so much like Mandarin
    Chinese? It gets confusing.
21. wer did u get the lyrics?
22. but karate is not a martial arts form. its a japeneses term
    meaning freehand, its used in martial arts to describe a
    type of combat, like kumite or kata. it is only used because
    the western world is .....well crap at pronuoncing forien
    words.
23. very true, while okinawan karate (don't know the name
    exactly but used to take it) is a bit different. But then
    Tsung So Dao is also called karate at times but it's
    Korean...
24. it depends on which type of karate. i know shotokahn ryu is
    japanese.
25. @ Kuro hes from hong kong