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This is Jackie Chan.
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This is a wild auto-complete interview.
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Three, two, one, go!
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Okay, the one dropped.
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So I'll take this one first.
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I can speak Cantonese, Mandarin, a little bit English, and Shandong, Shanghai, a lot of Korea,
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Japanese, and Taiwanese, not many, hey.
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Whoa, doing his.
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Oh, yes, I'm still doing my own stunt.
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Why?
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Because even now, today, the technology is so good, but the world audience still like to see Jackie Chan doing their own things.
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Maybe 40 years ago, I can do a triple kick, ba ba boom, ba ba boom.
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Now, 20 years later, the double kick.
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But now I do one kick, okay.
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I just do shoulder one kick.
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This is, I'm doing.
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If right now jumping the floor, no, I do need a double now.
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Stunt.
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It depends.
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Like when I have drive a helicopter, we need some professional.
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When I doing a triple kick, then I need, I have a hundred students.
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We can, in the middle, I can pick up who do the best, who do this, who do that.
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Oh.
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Training.
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I have my training camp with all my stunt team, like three hour, mostly time we punch and talking,
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kicking, and think about the choreograph, how to different than some other movies,
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Use what kind of weapon and chair and the board, how to fight with the board.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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What is Jackie Chan's first job?
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First job when I was eight, I was child actor.
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First movie, same when I was eight, I was a child actor.
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First movie, same.
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When I was seven, I was like an angel.
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And I'm singing.
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That's me.
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The first job, first movie.
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My famous quote?
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I can do it, never give up.
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Whenever I do the stunts or look at the dandruff things, I say, I can't do it, I can't do it, I can't do it.
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Don't give up.
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Boom, then I jump.
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Then breaking angle.
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Then break my skull.
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The first car I drive, ah, the boss gave to me, it's a Volkswagen.
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The one, exactly like Clare the Kid, the Jaden Smith.
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I was break the car, the same car.
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Right now it's a Toyota Alpha.
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More people can sit down, easy.
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Not like it used to be a sport car, but now I'm most comfortable as possible.
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More low-key as possible.
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Right on your face.
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What's this?
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Do you have a skin?
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No, my family rules, no ear holes, no tattoo.
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Even my son. Can I sing?
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Can I sing?
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I'm waiting for you.
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Fighting.
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Okay, another one.
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Why so many questions?
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Where I'm living, I'm based in Hong Kong, but right now I'm staying in Beijing.
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I'm filming in Beijing right now.
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And this moment, I'm in Myanmar between China border filming in the jungle.
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Now, right now, right this moment, I'm in London.
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Oh, my teacher from China.
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There are so many teacher in that time from China.
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So we teach singing, dancing, stick fight, knife fight, kicking punch, all kinds of things for 10 years.
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My father, I'm growing up in French embassy until I'm 7.
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I mean, I'm filming Panda Project 2.
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The first one last year was released.
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This year we're making a Panda Project 2 filming between Yunnan and Myanmar's China's border When I was in school,
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I learned Southern style.
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After 10 years, I learned Southern, Northern style.
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So I know both styles.
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Southern style more jumping, Northern style more on the ground not so much so many jumping and after that I learned karate,
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hapkido, judo, boxing.
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I learned so many things because in
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that time we don't have a cell phone we don't have a karaoke we don't have anything
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and most important I don't have money.
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Most of the time we stay in the dojo school,
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karate with all the friends that's how we spend every day not like this day you can have a karaoke drinking bar,
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mostly cell phone, we don't.
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But I'm glad because at that time we don't have these kind of things, I train a lot.
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Oh, when I was young, I was very big, very fat.
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So, and Chinese name called me Pao, it's like a Kenyan.
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My mom speaks Shanghainese, it's calls me a Po.
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In the embassy, everybody calls me Po.
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I thought it's English Po, it's not Shanghainese Po.
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My father went to Australia American embassy.
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When I get there, everybody call me, what's your name?
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I said, okay, my name's Po.
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And that time I wanted to learn English.
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Then I go to the night school.
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Then the teacher asked me, what's your name?
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I said, my name is Chang Gong Sing.
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No, your name is Steven.
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I said, okay.
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Embassy, poor school, Steven.
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Then I went to some work here.
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Then my friend bring me there.
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Then I said, did this guy have an English name?
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No. Okay.
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He used his name, put on my name.
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His name called Jack.
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In Australia, I have a poor Steven Jack.
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Then Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack.
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after nine months, I know a little bit English because Jack Chan, no rhythm, just like a fighting.
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Then I put a Y, Jackie Chan.
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Then after that, when I make a movie, after famous, I sign to Golden Harvest and the Golden Harvest said,
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Jackie, you're too strong, too man.
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You have to change a little bit.
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Then they take out the Y, they put the IE.
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So you see 80s, my poster still J-A-C-K-Y.
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But after 80s, always J-A-C-K-I-E, Jackie Chan.
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Believe it or not, after I changed I-E, my career just boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. That was that.
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Oh, I like any food, but I don't like animal stomach inside.
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Especially these days, not many steaks.
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I don't know why.
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Now I like more soup, vegetable, fruit, mango, bread, cuisine.
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I toss a lot of board, this was very fun.
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I see you next time.
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I need more board.
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I need more question.
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I need you know more about me.
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Bye bye.

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15 lernenswerte Wörter aus dem Video, mit Aussprache und Bedeutung:

WortAusspracheBedeutung
boom Verb/bum/dröhnen
embassy Substantiv/ˈɛmbəsi/Botschaft
stunt Substantiv/stʌnt/Stunt, waghalsiges Kunststück
punch Substantiv/pʌnt͡ʃ/Faustschlag, Schlag
triple Adjektiv/ˈtɹɪp.əl/dreifach
karate Substantiv/kəˈɹɑ.ti/Karate
angel Substantiv/ˈeɪ̯n.d͡ʒəl/Engel
stomach Substantiv/ˈstʌmək/Magen
knife Substantiv/ˈnaɪ̯f/Messer, Mässer
angle Substantiv/ˈæŋ.ɡəl/Winkel
depend Verb/dɪˈpɛnd/abhängen, ankommen
poster Substantiv/ˈpoʊstɚ/Poster, Affiche
soup Substantiv/sup/Suppe
tattoo Substantiv/tæˈtuː/Tätowierung, Tattoo
helicopter Substantiv/ˈheliːˌkɔptə(ɹ)/Hubschrauber, Helikopter

Phrasal Verbs, die du hören wirst

WortBedeutung
give up Verbaufgeben, sich ergeben
pick up Verbaufheben, aufnehmen
sit down Verbsich setzen
take out Verbherausbringen, herausnehmen

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