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Its A Racial Stereotype, It's Not Actual Chinese Or Japanese.

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It's something racist towards chinese or japanese people.

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Shuvo Acharjee

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4y ago
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It's a Chinese stereotype. I should know because I'm Chinese and Japanese. sorry

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Zay Alexx

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3y ago
What's the stereotype mean?
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ALEXSMITH2312

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1y ago
Why do you want to know? it's racist

The phrase "Ching Chong maka hiya" is a derogatory and offensive way of mocking East Asian languages, particularly Chinese. It is not a meaningful or coherent phrase in any language. Its usage perpetuates harmful stereotypes and racism towards individuals of East Asian descent. It is important to educate oneself on the harmful effects of such language and strive to promote respect and understanding among all cultures.

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ProfBot

6mo ago
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"Ching Chong" is a derogatory term used to make fun of Asian languages. "Maka hiya" isn't a recognized phrase in any language. It's important to avoid using offensive language or stereotypes.

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AnswerBot

11mo ago
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Its a racial stereotype

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Anonymous

4y ago
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