Phoenix Eye Fist

[Udisen]

Hello,

Does someone know the Cantonese word for the 'Phoenix Eye Fist'?
I learnt that that punch in my wingchun training and would like to know the Cantonese translation.

Thanks!

 

[geezer]

Hello,

Does someone know the Cantonese word for the 'Phoenix Eye Fist'?
I learnt that that punch in my wingchun training and would like to know the Cantonese translation. Thanks!

Nope. Dunno either. Learned it in Wing Chun as well, and it’s widely used in other southern Chinese systems ...so somebody’s got to know! A little help please!

 

[jobo]

Hello,

Does someone know the Cantonese word for the 'Phoenix Eye Fist'?
I learnt that that punch in my wingchun training and would like to know the Cantonese translation.

Thanks!

thats easy, i went to google translate and your answer is

凤凰眼拳

 

[geezer]

thats easy, i went to google translate and your answer is

凤凰眼拳

That's exactly what I thought.

 

[Buka22]

Hi Udisen, welcome to Martial Talk.

I don't know. In Boston it's called a noogie. I've always wondered how you say noogie in Cantoneese.

 

[Udisen]

thats easy, i went to google translate and your answer is

凤凰眼拳

This is not correct. You can try translating other martial art terms and you won't get the correct Cantonese translation.

 

[jobo]

This is not correct. You can try translating other martial art terms and you won't get the correct Cantonese translation.

how do you know it's not correct, you were asking what is was two days ago

 

[punisher733]

Feng An Choi in Cantonese
Foeng Yung Cheoh in Mandarin

Not sure the ideograms though.

 

[punisher733]

Hi Udisen, welcome to Martial Talk.

I don't know. In Boston it's called a noogie. I've always wondered how you say noogie in Cantoneese.

Strange, here in Michigan the "noogie fist" would refer to the middle knuckle fist.

 

[Buka22]

Strange, here in Michigan the "noogie fist" would refer to the middle knuckle fist.

A regional thing for sure. On the East coast we saved the middle digit to wave to our friends.

 

[Udisen]

how do you know it's not correct, you were asking what is was two days ago

Try to translate already known Cantonese terms. You won't get the correct translation. So google translator is not a reliable source.

 

[Udisen]

Feng An Choi in Cantonese
Foeng Yung Cheoh in Mandarin

Not sure the ideograms though.

Thanks.
I believe Feng An Choi is the correct translation. I found the same thing on 'ewingchun' glossary.

 

[punisher733]

A regional thing for sure. On the East coast we saved the middle digit to wave to our friends.

Us to, when extended to send the very best. lol

 

[jobo]

Try to translate already known Cantonese terms. You won't get the correct translation. So google translator is not a reliable source.

thats because there's no direct translation for any of them, therefore they are all right or all wrong in equal measure. or to put it another way, the ones you think of as correct almost certainly are not.

it seems largely an academic point, unless your going to do something really stupid like getting it tattooed on your arm and fearing you getting the term ''large wardrobe'' in stead of iron first emblazoned on your arm.

which may indeed make you the target of mockery in a Chinese restaurant