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OBI Karate School of Virginia Terminology ENGLISH JAPANESE ENGLISH JAPANESE YES Hai High Jodan NO Iie 'ee eh' Middle Chudan MAN Ne San Low Geddan WOMAN O Jo San I Watashi YOU Anata Side Yoko Back Ushiro Good Morning Ohayogozaimasu Front Mae Good Afternoon Konnichiwas Side Yoko Good night Oyasumi Nasai Good Evening Konbanwa Good-bye Sayonara Block UKE High block Jodan Uke Middle block Chudan Uke Come here Koko Arushi Low block Geddan Uke Be Careful Ki O Tsukete Punch Zuki That sore High punch Jodan Zuki This Kore Middle punch Chudan Zuki Same Onaji Low punch Geddan Zuki Begin Hajime Stop Yame Kick Geri Right Migi Side Kick Yoko Geri Left Hadari Back Kick Ushiro Geri Punch Board Makawari Front Kick Mae Geri Sparring Kumite Empty Hand Karate Stances Dachi Knife hand Shuto Cat stance Neko Ashi Dachi Spear hand Yohn Nukite Horse stance Shiko Dachi Five point sparring Gohun Kumite Ready Stance Yoi Dachi Step through stance Suri dashi Front stance Zenkusu Dachi Kata's Misc: Naihanchi Ichidan Where are you Doko Ni Ikimasu Ka Naihanchi Nidan School Dojo Naihanchi Sandan from with people Bonkai Aim, Object Mokuto Pinan Shodan Belt Obi Pinan Nidan Bow Rei Pinan Sandan Student Karateka Pinan Yondan Pinan Godan Passai Sho Passai Dai OBI Karate School of Virginia Beach Kusanku Sho 5465 Virginia Beach Boulevard Kusanku Dai Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462 Chinto Goju Shiho www.ObiKarateSchool.com Fuku .

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