| Cardinal |
Ordinal |
| 0 |
young;
tong |
|
|
| 1 |
hana |
1st |
Il |
| 2 |
dool |
2nd |
Ee |
| 3 |
seht |
3rd |
Sahm |
| 4 |
net |
4th |
Sah |
| 5 |
tasot |
5th |
Oh |
| 6 |
yosot |
6th |
Yuk |
| 7 |
il-goop |
7th |
Chil |
| 8 |
yodol |
8th |
Pahl |
| 9 |
ahop |
9th |
Gooh |
| 10 |
yol |
10th |
Ship |
| 11 |
yol-hana |
11th |
ship-il |
| 12 |
yol-dool |
12th |
ship-yi |
| 13 |
yol-seht |
13th |
ship-sahm |
| 20 |
smool |
20th |
yi-ship |
| 30 |
soroon |
30th |
sahm-ship |
| 40 |
mahoon |
40th |
sah-ship |
| 50 |
sheen |
50th |
oh-ship |
| 60 |
yesoon |
60th |
yuk-ship |
| 70 |
eeroon |
70th |
chil-ship |
| 80 |
yodoon |
80th |
pahl-ship |
| 90 |
ahoon |
90th |
gooh-ship |
| 100 |
baek |
100th |
il-baek |
| 143 |
baek-mahoon-shet |
143rd |
il-baek
sah-ship-sahm |
| 1000 |
tchon |
1000th |
il
tchon |
| Moo-Do |
Martial
Arts |
| Tae
Kwon Do |
Korean
Art of self defense with kicks and punches |
| Yudo |
Korean
Art of self defense with throws, holds, and stranglings |
| Hapki
Do |
Korean
Art of self defense with use of internal powers and pressure points
on opponents |
| Dojang |
Gym
for training of martial arts |
| Sang
Seok |
Upper
seat (for head instructor) |
| Joong
Seok |
Middle
seat (for other instructors) |
| Ha
Seok |
Lower
seat (for students) |
| Do
Bok |
Martial
arts training uniform |
| Jeo-go-ri |
Jacket |
| Ba-jee |
Pants |
| Tdee |
Belt |
| How
are you? |
Ahn-nyoung
ha-shim nik-ka? |
| Fine,
thank you. |
Joh-sm-ni-ta. |
| Thank
you. |
Go-map
sm-ni-ta. |
| You
are welcome. |
Chon-man
eh-yo. |
| Good
bye (leaving) |
Ahn-nyoung-hee
ke-ship si-yo. |
| Good
bye (staying) |
Ahn-nyoung-hee
ka-ship si-yo. |
| Welcome. |
Urseo oship-si-yo. |
| Sorry. |
Mee-ahn
ham-ni-ta. |
| Class,
attention!! |
Class,
cha ryo!! |
| Bow. |
Kyung
ye. |
| While
advancing, front snap kick, high section punch. |
Aparo
nara mienzo, ap cha
bushigo, olgul hanbon chi reugi. |
| |
|
ap - forward
deui - backward
kihap - yell
ahraey - low section
momtong - middle section
olgul - high section
joon be - get ready
sijak - begin
baro - stop, back to joon be
kyung ye - bow
bal baqo - switch/reverse leg positions
sum baqo - switch/reverse
arm positions
pakaro – outward
annro – inward
pakket palmok – outer forearm
(pinkie side)
unpalmok – inner forearm
(thumb side)
kwan jang nim - master
of the school (Master Kim or any other Grand Master)
shimsa qua nim dool - any
and all black belt testing instructors
sa bob nim - all other
black belt instructor
sun bae nim - higher rank
than yourself, except for black belts
dong ba nim - same rank as
yourself, except for black belts
who bae nim - lower rank
than yourself, except for black belts
apro naga mienso - while
advancing
tdwiro mulong somienso
- while retreating
tdwe dora gagi - turn and
return to starting position (?)
Kicks
(Cha Gi)
front rising kick (ap cha ool la gi)
front snapping kick (ap cha bush agi)
front thrusting kick (ap cha chgi reu gi)
front pushing kick (ap cha mila gi)
front
crescent kick (bandal chgi reu gi)
– outward crescent kick (pakaro bandal chgi reu gi)
– inward crescent kick (annro bandal chgi reu gi)
front
turning (ap dol yo cha gi)
axe (chi-guh cha-gi)
Side
rising (yap cha ool la gi)
thrusting (yap cha chgi reu gi)
Punches
(Chi Reu Gi)
high section single punch (olgul hanbon chi reu gi)
middle section double punch (mom tong doobon chi reu gi)
low section triple punch (ahraey sehbon chi reu gi)
Blocks
(Mak Gi)
inner forearm high section block (paket palmok olgul mak gi)
inner forearm middle section inner block (paket palmok mom tong annro
mak gi)
outer forearm middle section outer block (un palmok mom tong pakaro
mak gi)
inner forearm middle section outer block (paket palmok mom tong pakaro
mak gi)
inner forearm low section block (paket palmok ahraey mak gi)
Break
Falls
Who Ban Nak Po
Translation “back break fall”. There are four movements associated
with back break falls.
1.“…
Noon Ja Say” from the laying position
2.“… Un Joon Ja Say” from the sitting position
3.“… Chu Gu Rin Ja Say” from the squatting position
4.“… Sung Ja Say” from the standing position
Chup
Ban Nak Po
1.“… Noon Ja Say…” from the laying position
2.“… Un Joon Ja Say…” from the sitting position
3.“… Chu Gu Rin Ja Say…” from the squatting position
4.“… Sung Ja Say…” from the standing position
Chan
Ban Nak Po
Translation “front break fall”. There are two techniques associated
with front break falls.
1.“…
moo-rup kuring ja say” from the kneeling position –
2.“… sung ja say” from the standing position –
Chan
Ban Hejeung Nak Po
Translation “forward roll”. This consists of six steps which
culminate in a forward roll / side break fall combination.
1.Step
out
2.Turn 45 degrees
3.Place first hand down
4.Place second hand down
5.Tuck you head
6.Roll forward
Dtwee
Mien So
Translation “while jumping”. This technique simply adds an additional
jumping step prior to the execution of the break fall technique.
Who
Ban Nak Po: back break fall
1.“… chu gu rin ja say ki mien so” from the squatting position while
jumping –
2.“… sung ja say ki mien so” from the standing position while jumping
–
Chup
Ban Nak Po: side break fall
1.“… chu gu rin ja say ki mien so” from the squatting position while
jumping –
2.“… sung ja say ki mien so” from the standing position while jumping
–
Chan
Ban Nak Po: front break fall
1.“… moo-rup kuring ja say” from the kneeling position –
2.“… sung ja say ki mien so” from the standing position while jumping
–