In Chinese, "kee" does not have a direct meaning as it is not a standard Mandarin word. However, it could be a transliteration of a term from another dialect or language, or it might refer to a specific name or concept. If you meant "基" (jī), it can mean "foundation" or "base." Context is important to determine its precise meaning.
Chin-Kee
Chin-Kee reveals himself to be the Monkey King.
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He finds out his cousin Chin-Kee is coming to visit. :) -Apex 2021
Danny is visited by Chin-Kee.
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"Vickie" does not have a specific meaning in Hawaiian as it is a Western name.
Waikiki is pronounced: Why- kee- KEE
His cousin Chin-Kee arrives and embarrasses him.
"American Born Chinese" features three main characters: Jin Wang, Chin-Kee, and the Monkey King. Jin struggles with his Chinese-American identity, Chin-Kee embodies negative stereotypes, and the Monkey King seeks acceptance. The characters' stories intersect to explore themes of cultural identity and self-acceptance.
He tries to stop Danny from achieving his goal of fitting in at school
Maki [mah-kee]. It is ot march/marching.