The closest English pronunciation: jin-ee-tsee ("jin" like in "jin and tonic").
It does not mean pretty, it means "nearly just word"
2006-12-05 01:39:11
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answered by Anonymous
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Synonyms, that's what it means, not pretty. Pretty is ç¾éº or æ¼äº®. It's pronounced like this in Cantonese: gun ye che and jin4 ye1 che2, I'm not all too sure about the Mandarin part, but positive on the Cantonese part.
2006-12-05 15:22:28
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answered by Mysterious 3
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Are you sure it means pretty? Because I had a friend who thought it would be cool to get a tattoo on her lower back in Chinese characters. She wanted the words to translate to "pretty lady" but it ended up translating to "stupid Yankee b*tch only likes Chinese dick". Well, we all still laugh about it. She'll be out of therapy soon. After her suicide attempt, we decide to have a fund raiser to earn money for the tattoo removal surgery.
2006-12-05 00:10:43
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answered by USAF, Retired 6
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Ripow is right.
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It means the words have similar meanings.
It doesn't mean pretty.
2006-12-05 15:18:58
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answered by ssliao728 3
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The first word is pronounced as "jin"
The second word sounds somethings like "Yiddish" without th "ddish"
the third word sounds like the "ch" of the word "watch"
2006-12-05 05:03:42
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answered by simple_life726 1
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Nope, it does not mean "pretty"
Jin yi chi - "Near righteousness word" (rough translation)
2006-12-05 00:55:03
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answered by warasouth 4
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i dont know
uahuhuahauh
kisses! my baby!
I am Brazilian
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2006-12-05 00:10:21
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answered by skid 2
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pretty is wrong..
2006-12-05 10:56:53
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answered by China Boy 1
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