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Korean Commands, Phrases, and such...

As it is literally translated from Korean, Tae means "to kick" or "to strike with the foot", Kwon means "fist" or "to strike with the hand" and Do means "discipline or art". Together Tae Kwon Do means "the art of kicking and punching", i.e. "the art of unarmed combat." (Tae Kwon Do) Foot - Fist - Way "The Art of Kicking and Punching"

Classroom Commands Cha Ryot - Attention Kyung Nae - Bow Joon Bee - Ready Position Shee Jock - Start / Begin Go Mahn - Stop Bah Row - Back to ready position Shee Uh - At ease / Rest Kihap - Yell General Terminology Pil Sung - Victory Gyo Ru Gi - Sparring Poomse - Form / Pattern Hyung - Form / Pattern Do Balk - Uniform Do Jang - School Sa Bum Nim - Instructor Dan - Degree of black belt Kup - Grade under black belt General Phrases Thank you - Kam saham nida. Yes - Ne No - Aniyo Counting Ha Na - One -1 Dool - Two - 2 Set - Three - 3 Net - Four - 4 Da Sut - Five - 5 Yoe Sut - Six - 6 Ill Gop - Seven - 7 Yoe Du - Eight - 8 Ah Hahp - Nine - 9 Yoel - Ten - 10 Sparring Commands Kal Yeo - Break Gae sok - Continue Shi Gan - Time Kyong Go - Warning Chung - Blue Hong - Red Life in Korea (web site link)

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