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The naming problem is further exacerbated by the fact that the same Korean word can be romanized into the English alphabet in several ways. For example, the Korean "g" sound is harder than the English g sound, so that it sounds almost like a soft "k." Sometimes this is romanized as "kg" to indicate that the sound is something between an k and a g. Still other authors will romanize the sound as either a k or a g. The following wiki articles list most of the common taekwondo words and phrases alphabetically: * Korean to English Vocabulary * English to Korean Vocabulary

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  • Taekwondo Vocabulary
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  • The naming problem is further exacerbated by the fact that the same Korean word can be romanized into the English alphabet in several ways. For example, the Korean "g" sound is harder than the English g sound, so that it sounds almost like a soft "k." Sometimes this is romanized as "kg" to indicate that the sound is something between an k and a g. Still other authors will romanize the sound as either a k or a g. The following wiki articles list most of the common taekwondo words and phrases alphabetically: * Korean to English Vocabulary * English to Korean Vocabulary
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  • The naming problem is further exacerbated by the fact that the same Korean word can be romanized into the English alphabet in several ways. For example, the Korean "g" sound is harder than the English g sound, so that it sounds almost like a soft "k." Sometimes this is romanized as "kg" to indicate that the sound is something between an k and a g. Still other authors will romanize the sound as either a k or a g. As if that weren't complicated enough, different styles of taekwondo may use the same phrase to refer to completely different techniques. For example in Kukkiwon/WTF-style taekwondo, the term Walking Stance usually refers to an upright stance where one foot is only slightly forward of the other (as if walking); in ITF/Chang Hon-style however, the term Walking Stance refers to a lower, long stance where one foot is much more forward. The following wiki articles list most of the common taekwondo words and phrases alphabetically: * Korean to English Vocabulary * English to Korean Vocabulary See also for a list of Korean terms used on this wiki.
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