Need help on Badminton Terms

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  1. halloweenboy

    halloweenboy Regular Member

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    My club mates try to help me with my doubles games, but due to the fact that my Chinese badminton vocabulary is very limited, I could hardly understand what my friend was saying. Only the occassional nods -_- only to realise that wasn't what he meant. Any BC fellows can help me in this sticky situation? Terms I want to know in Mandaring are as follows.

    Forehand, Backhand, Smash, Drop, Net, Drive, Clear, Lob, Cross Court, Down the Line, Straight smash.

    These are all I can think of at the moment, if you guys want to add in a couple more like Reverse-forehand-between the legs-cross court drive... in chinese it would be cool too :D

    Thanks heaps.
     
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    Forehand=zheng shou
    Backhand=fan shou
    Smash=sha qiu
    Drop=dia qiu
    net=wang qian qiu
    Drive=??
    clear=gao qiu
    Lob=tiao qiu
    crosscourt=diu jian qiu
    footwork=bu fa
    slice=xiao qiu
    serve=fa qiu
    quicker=kuai yi dian
    agile=ling huo
    block=jie sha
    pace=jie zhou


    Hope this helps.
     
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    Drive = peng qiu(?)
    Peng refers to flat shots. Usually during training sessions it's referred to peng/cau/dong as for drives/pushes/defense.
     
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    halloweenboy Regular Member

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    Thanks alot : )

    Jason
     

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