goranashi

[sensei8]

So does the "go" have two syllables? (as in "gou") because that would make sense to me...sorry about being totally anal

Yes, with the first syllable being short and the second syllable being long. Makes sense to you? Sorry for my lousy explanation of something so easy to say.

[white owl]

Sijak means perform your kata on your own on your own count, I think.

"Sijak" is the Korean term for begin.

sort of white owl, sijak means "start", you can use it to start a sparring bout too. For "in your own time" we would use the Korean "kuryong-op-she" (not too sure on the spelling). Other schools may be different...

Thank you.

[Traymond]

Sijak means perform your kata on your own on your own count, I think.

"Sijak" is the Korean term for begin.

sort of white owl, sijak means "start", you can use it to start a sparring bout too. For "in your own time" we would use the Korean "kuryong-op-she" (not too sure on the spelling). Other schools may be different...

Thank you.

Very close Dwx, its Kuryong - Ahp - Shi

But what is spelling anyways, haha. I cannot spell french terms for nothing...bleh and I was in savate for a while haha