Tang - Tang Dynasty (showing Chinese influence of our style)
Soo- Hand
Do - Way
Mi Guk Kwan - Brotherhood, Style or Place in America
Mi - Beautiful
Guk - Country
Kwan - Place, Style, or Brotherhood
Kwan Jhang (Nim) - Grandmaster, head of Mi Guk Kwan style, (Charles Ferraro)
Sa Bom (Nim) - Master Instructor (4th Dan and up)*
Kyo Sa (Nim) - Instructor (1st Dan through 3rd Dan)*
Nim - A term of respect similar to "Sir" or "Honorable"
San Beh (Nim) - Senior member
Hu Beh - Junior member
Dan - Degree, holder of @ midnight blue belt
Gup - Grade, holder of a color belt under midnight blue belt
Ko Dan Ja - Senior Dan holder (4th Dan and up)
You Dan Ja - Dan holder (1st Dan through 3rd Dan)
Dan Bun - Dan number
You Gup Ja - Gup holder
Kwan Won - Student member
Cho Bo Ja - Beginner
Dojang - Training hall (studio)
Do Bok - Training suit (uniform)
Dee - Belt
Kuk Gi - National Flag
Kwan Gi - Flag of style or school of Tang Soo Do, i.e.., Mi Guk Kwan Gi
Ki Cho - Basic
Dae Ryun - Sparring
Soo Gi - Hand techniques
Neh Gung - Internal power or control in exercise
Weh Gung - External power or control in exercise
Shim Gung - Mental power or control in exercise
Mahk Kee - Block
Ha Dan - Low part
Sang Dan - High part
Yup - Side
O Rin Jok - Right side
Tuel Oh - Twisting, (reverse)
Ki Hap - Yell
Choong Shim - Balance
Cap Kwon - Backfist
Yuk Soo Do - Reverse (inside edge) knife hand
Kwan Soo - Spear hand
Jang Kwan - Heel of hand
Hyung - Form
Ho Sin Sool - Self-defense
Jok Gi - Foot techniques
Kong Kyuk - Attack
Choong Dan - Middle part
Ahp - Front
Dwi - Back
Wen Jok - Left side
Cha Gi - Kick
Shi Sun - Line of sight or focus of eyes
Chung Kwon - Forefist
Soo Do - Knife hand
TopBasic Stances (Gi Cho Jaseh)
Choon Bee Jaseh - Ready stance
Chun Gul Jaseh - Front stance
Hu Gul Jaseh - Back stance
Kee Ma Jaseh - Horse stance
Sa Ko Rip Jaseh - Side stance
Kyo Cha Rip Jaseh - Cross-legged stance
*The terms Sa Bom and Kyo Sa are reserved for certified instructors.
TopCommands for Starting and Closing Class
Cha Ryut - Attention
Kuk Gi Bay Ray - Bow to flag
Ba Ro - Return
An Jo or Chuk Suk - Sit
Muk Nyum - Meditation
Ba Ro - Return
Sa Bom Nim Kay Kyung Ret - Bow to Master instructor
Kyo Sa Nim Kay Kyung Ret - Bow to (certified) instructor
Sun Beh Nim Kay Kyung Ret - Bow to senior member
Sahng Ho Kan E Kyung Ret - Bow to partner (each other)
Shim Sa Kwan Nim Ge Kyung Ret - Bow to Judge or Examiner
Kwan Jhang Nim Kay Kyung Ret - Bow to the Grandmaster
Choong Gan Jawh - Intermediate position
TopCommands In Trainning
Ku Ryung - Count
Ku Ryung Up Shi - Without count
Kyung Ret - Bow
Shi Jak - Begin
Shio - Relax (rest)
Dwi Ro Tora - Turn to rear
Jin - Movement
Wheng Jin - Sideways movement
Ku Ryung E Mat Cho So - By the count
Cha Ryut - Attention
Jhoon Bee - Ready
Ba Ro - Return
Tora - Turn
Bal Cha Gi Jhoon Bee - Ready for kick
Chun Jin - Forward movement
Hu Jin - Backward movement
Yuk Jin - Movement while maintaining a reverse relationship between hand and foot
Dasi - Again or repeat
TopNumbers
KOREAN
Ha Na - One
Dool - Two
Set - Three
Net - Four
Da Sot - Five
Yuh Sot - Six
Il Gop - Seven
Yo Dull – Eight
Ah Hope - Nine
Yohl - Ten
TopSino Korean
Il - First
Ee - Second
Sam - Third
Sa - Fourth
O - Fifth
Yuk - Sixth
Chil - Seventh
Pahl - Eighth
Gu - Ninth
Ship - Tenth
E Ship - Twenty
Sam Ship - Thirty
Sa Ship - Forty
O Ship - Fifty
Yuk Ship - Sixty
Chil Ship - Seventy
Pahl Ship - Eighty
Gu Ship - Ninety
Baek - One hundred
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