Korean does not use letters like English. The language is a series of word pictures. When Korean is written in English as shown below, it is an attempt to put the proper pronunciation into text. This can result in slightly different English words for the same Korean term.
Miscellaneous |
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| TaeKwonDo Gym | Do Chang |
| Uniform | Dobok |
| Master Instructor | Kwangjang-nim |
| Instructor | Sabeom-nim |
| Hello | Yoboseyo |
| Thank You | Kamsa Hamnae Da |
| Your Welcome | Chunmunayo |
| Attention | Charyut |
| Bow | Kyung Ye |
| Begin | Shijak |
| Stop | Baro |
| Pattern or Form | Poomse |
Counting |
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| One | Hana |
| Two | Dul |
| Three | Set |
| Four | Net |
| Five | Dasot |
| Six | Yasot |
| Seven | Ilgup |
| Eight | Yodol |
| Nine | Ahop |
| Ten | Yeol |
| Twenty | Sumal |
| Twenty One | Sumal Hana |
| Thirty | Siran |
| Forty | Mohan |
| Fifty | Oship |
| Sixty | Yukship |
| Seventy | Chilship |
| Eighty | Palship |
| Ninety | Kuship |
| One Hundred | Bak |
Stances |
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| Attention | Charyut |
| Bow | Kyung Ye |
| Ready | Joon bi |
