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Posted

Nothing. Both are widespread but technically incorrect terms used to refer to Chinese martial arts. Not that any of that will ever change.

 

The difference between the k and the g arises simply from different methods of romanizing Chinese. Both prominent methods are not 100 percent accurate, but that's just a fact of life...

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Posted

samething, one is pronounced in Cantonese, one is pronounced in Maindarin Chinese.

Posted

nope.

 

they're both used for the cantonese.

 

in reality, it sounds like a mix of the two, kinda like a sharper g sound or a softer k sound.

 

it's like the g as in get but it comes from deeper in the throat.

 

but yeah....

 

SR got it, it's just a different way of romanisation.

earth is the asylum of the universe where the inmates have taken over.

don't ask stupid questions and you won't get stupid answers.

  • 5 years later...
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no difference. Kung fu used to be a term used in China for someone who completed a great achievement and would be referred to as a kung fu man, gung fu or more traditionally wushu is what "kung fu" really is

I am not a fighter, I am a guardian.

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