Taekwon-Do History and Information
ENGLISH:KOREAN TRANSLATIONS
Taekwon-Do classes use many Korean commands in the classes. Some classes use only Korean, while others teach in the countries native language. These pages list the common (and not so common) commands in the USTF, and include some of the less common words and phrases available in the Encyclopedia. Some of the terms have a play symbol (
| First | Il | One | Hana | |
| Second | Ee | Two | Tul | |
| Third | Sam | Three | Set | |
| Fourth | Sa | Four | Net | |
| Fifth | Oh | Five | Tasot | |
| Sixth | Yuk | Six | Yosot | |
| Seventh | Ch'il | Seven | Ilgop | |
| Eighth | P'al | Eight | Yodol | |
| Ninth | Gu | Nine | Ahop | |
| Tenth | Ship | Ten | Yol | |
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| Attention | Charyot | Attention | Charyot | |
| Face the flag | Kukiye-te-he | Face the flag | Kukiye-te-he | |
| Salute the flag | Kyong-ye | Salute the flag | Kyong-ye | |
| Return to ready posture | Baro | Return to ready posture | Baro | |
| Kneel | Anjo | Kneel | Anjo | |
| Meditate | Muk nyum | Meditate | Muk nyum | |
| Stop | Guman | Stop | Guman | |
| Return to ready posture | Baro | Return to ready posture | Baro | |
| Attention | charyot | Attention | charyot | |
| Face the instructor | Sabum-nim-ge | Face the instructor | Sabum-nim-ge | |
| Bow | Kyong-ye | Bow | Kyong-ye | |
| Face the assistant instructor | Boo-sabum nimge | |||
| Bow | Kyong-ye | |||
| Class dismissed | Eesang | |||
| Thank you | Komapsumneeda | |||
Audio clips of General Choi are from the CD-ROM used with permission from ComDo.
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