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Kata Gisen Sho?


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IF it was actually Gojushiho Sho, I am remionded of the many mispronunciations heard in american karate:

 

:D

 

:lol:

 

Those are always very humurous. As someone who is learning Japanese, it is even more so.

 

There's only one gojushiho though, but i can see where gojushiho would sound like gisen sho.

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You know what's really funny...I learn Shotokan from a Scottish Sensei that was once under Enoda(?) in the UK. My Japanese has a Scottish flavor. :lol:
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You know what's really funny...I learn Shotokan from a Scottish Sensei that was once under Enoda(?) in the UK. My Japanese has a Scottish flavor. :lol:

A direct quote from Okazaki Sensei at my Sandan grading:

 

"Your Japanese reminds me of a Japanese person imitating how poorly an American speaks Japanese."

 

:-?

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Although there is only one version of gojushiho in shorin ryu in shotokan there are two general versions of Gojushiho: Gojushiho Sho and Gojushiho Dai. Gojushiho Dai is the original version, while Gojushiho Sho was introduced by Yasutsume Itosu.
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Although there is only one version of gojushiho in shorin ryu in shotokan there are two general versions of Gojushiho: Gojushiho Sho and Gojushiho Dai. Gojushiho Dai is the original version, while Gojushiho Sho was introduced by Yasutsume Itosu.

 

Cool, I didn't know that.

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