I.

Basic Terms
Korean Pronunciation ahn-nyung-ha-seh-yo gham-sa-haam-nee-da gwan-jhang-nim sa-bum-nim cheh-yook-gwan doh-jang ahn-nyung-ha-seh-yo doh-bok you-dhan-jah you-geup-jah poom-seh kyo-roo-gee ahn-nyung-he geh-sehyo ahn-nyung-he gah-sehyo chung hong Definition Hello (formal) Thank you (formal) (Grand) Master Master or Senior Instructor Gym or School TKD hall or gym (formal)Hello TKD Uniform Black Belt Student Colour Belt Student Poomsae (Patterns) Kyorugi (Sparring) Goodbye (formal) (when you are leaving) Goodbye (formal) (when you are staying) Blue Red

II. Counting in Korean

Korean Pronunciation ha-na dool set net da-sut il e sahm sah oh Definition one two three four five first second third forth fifth

yuh-sut il-ghop yuh-dull

yook chil pal

six seven eight

sixth seventh eighth

III. Colour Belt Poomsae Names

Korean 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pronunciation Definition

gee-bon poom-seh

Basic Pattern

tae-guek il-jang tae-guek e-jang tae-guek sahm-jang tae-guek sa-jang tae-guek oh-jang tae-guek yook-jang tae-guek chil-jang tae-guek pal-jang

Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3 Pattern 4 Pattern 5 Pattern 6 Pattern 7 Pattern 8

IV. Class Commands

Korean Pronunciation cha-ryet kyung-ryeh gook-gee-eh dae-han kyung-ryeh gwan-jhang-nim-keh kyung-ryeh ki-hap joon-bee Definition Attention Bow or Salute Salute to the flag(s) Bow to (Grand) Master TKD yell or shout Ready

si-jahk bah-roh shee-uh gal-ryo geh-sohk guh-man

Start Stop(back to ready) At ease Break(separate) Continue Stop