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taekwandoqueen
09-May-2003, 12:22 PM
I really need some help, I have my first grading (yellow tag) in 4 weeks time. I can find several lists on the web with the terminology but I am desperate to find a list of the terminology phonetically. I have a hearing impairment which means I cannot tell how the names are meant to be pronounced, if they are written down phonetically that would be great. I have searched and searched but have had no joy...would really apprecaite it if anyone knows where I can get them from.

Many thanks.:Angel:

TkdWarrior
09-May-2003, 01:30 PM
hi there,
u should first give us the list of words u need to know...
well the other problem would be how do u exactly meant phonotically... mind giving example...
for example in korean
middle line straight punch would be - Upkaunde Jirugi
prounounced as
UP-Ka(Ka like in Ca r)un(Un like in P-un) de(like in they)
Jirugi - Jee ru(roo) gi (gee)

-TkdWarrior-

KickChick
09-May-2003, 01:38 PM
Korean Vocabulary for TaeKwonDo (http://webpages.marshall.edu/~shroyer1/tkd/vocab.txt)

TkdWarrior
09-May-2003, 01:44 PM
KC resourcefull as ever :)
-TkdWarrior-

Cain
09-May-2003, 01:48 PM
Is there ever a link you hav'nt got :eek:

|Cain|

taekwandoqueen
09-May-2003, 03:11 PM
Thanks for your reply TKDWarrior, you were spot on with what I meant by 'phonetically' you examples in your message! The words I need to know are for my first grading, we have to know the terminology for things like low blocks, middle blocks, sitting stance etc - all the basic stuff - any ideas?

wayofthedragon
09-May-2003, 03:14 PM
:eek:its attack of the taekwando people:eek:

just kidding. I see we have a new person to the forums. You're welcome, although I'm not on much anymore, you'll see me around

KickChick
09-May-2003, 04:38 PM
The link I posted does have "terminology for things like low blocks, middle blocks, sitting stance etc - all the basic stuff" ...

Did you check it out?

Good luck to you taekwondoqueen on your first grading ... I am sure if you approach your instructor , he or she would be able to give you some sort of syllabus with terminology that your own school uses.

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taekwandoqueen
12-May-2003, 08:07 AM
Thanks for the link - that's great!