what does "jiu jitsu" mean?

[bringbacklife]

to 'yield'

 

[Commissar]

Woah a 10 year old thread that nobody is banned in. Also that Gavin Lefever guy sounds really familiar and there is a picture of him on google standing in front of my teams banner, but I've never seen him. hmmmm

Yet.

 

[nefti]

well let's clear a few things up.
#1 it is not japanese. It is the japanese pronunciation of han chinese characters. Han characters are used in China/Japan/Korea/Vietnam(and surrounding countries)/Taiwan.

"術" is used in many contexts such as (translations may not be spot on):

技術 : technique/skill

藝術: art

手術: surgery

學術: education

 

[Oleg Raktatov]

For one thing, it does not mean "ground fighting".

Tell Bravo and Rogan

 

[DiegoLunes]

For one thing, it does not mean "ground fighting".

Tell Bravo and Rogan

You don't tell Bravo and Rogan anything...they tell you what's up, son.