It originated with the Chinese characters and was created in Okinawa.
Kara - empty, Te - hand But the symbols for empty and foreign were very similar in Okinawan and as a kind of strange joke, even though karate from Okinawa, it incorporated aspects of White Crane kung fu from China so it was nicknamed foreign hand, karate.
But now it just means empty, but not necessarily of weapons it means empty of wickedness and anger, Funikoshi (founder of modern Shotokan karate) described it as like a mirror reflects what lays before it...
Karate is a Japanese word.
karāti is the Maori word for karate. It also means garage.
Karate means open hand, no weapons
No the swan stance does not come from the Karate Kid. There is no swan stance. What you are probably thinking of is the Crane Stance that is used in the Karate Kid. It is actually seldom seen in karate and is a Kung fu stance.
There really is no equivalent word for karate. Many will use the style of karate, such as Shidokan or Shotokan or Isshinryu, but that is a sub-set of karate rather than saying the same thing. And karate is a sub-set of martial arts, so that is not the same.
when is karate kid 2 gonna come out
Karate literally means empty hand in Japanese.
The movie Karate Kid comes out on June 11, 2010.
No, karate is an Okinawan word for a martial art that has spread throughout the world.
No. It is Japanese.
The first one :The Karate Kid (1984) So it came out 1984
"The Karate Kid" 2010 has a release date of October 5, 2010 .