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What's difference between "Chins Man"and "Chinese Man"? Please translate it into Chinese,i wanna know it.oh....sorry about that....i mean....it's "china man"......

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chinaman (n.) 1. A man from China (archaic, derogatory) 2. Left-arm unorthodox spin bowling used in the sport of cricket
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Chinaman is definitely an offensive term that is used in a derogatory way. That is, we use it to refer to someone from China but with a negative tone or with anegative comment that follows. Here is one of many links that I found with dictionary definitions that indicate that it is offensive. http://www.answers.com/topic/chinaman A Chinese man is not offensive and is similar to Canadian man or American man.
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Chinaman isn't offensive, is it? It just means man from China, right?
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A Chinese man is simply a man from China. In the US "Chinaman" (written as one word) is an offensive word for a Chinese person and is often used for any person of Asian origin.
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I reckon a "chins man" is a man who likes his women to have several chins. For example, he's not a bum man, or a breast man, but a chins man.

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