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Japanese Karate Words & Phrases｜Pronunciation & Definition Included
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2021
- 【Chapters】
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Age Uke - Upper Block
00:23 Age Zuki - Raising Punch
00:27 Aiuchi - At the same time
00:30 Aka - Red
00:32 Anza - Sitting position, cross legged
00:36 Ao - Blue
00:37 Arigato Gozaimasu - Thank you (present tense)
00:41 Arigato Gozaimashita - Thank you (past tense)
00:45 Ashi - Foot
00:46 Ashi Sabaki - Leg Movement
00:49 Ashi Barai - Leg Sweep
00:52 Barai - Sweep
00:55 Bunkai - Result of something being broken down / kata technique application
01:03 Choku Zuki - Punch in Natural Stance
01:07 Chudan - Middle (Level)
01:10 Chukoku - 1st Warning
01:12 Dan - Level above black belt
01:15 Dachi/Tachi - Stance
01:19 Dogi - Karate Uniform
01:21 Dojo - School (Karate)
01:22 Embusen or Enbusen - Spot where a kata begins.
01:26 Empi/Enpi - Elbow, name of kata
01:32 Empi-Uchi/Enpi-Uchi - Elbow Strike
01:36 Gedan - Low (Level)
01:39 Gedan Barai - Lower Sweeping Block
01:42 Geri/Keri - Kick
01:45 Go - 5
01:47 Go no Sen - Attacking after the opponent’s attack
01:54 Gyaku Zuki - Reverse Punch
01:56 Hachi - 8
01:58 Hachi no Ji Dachi - Stance forming an eight in Kanji
02:04 Hai - Yes
02:06 Hajime - Begin/Start
02:09 Hangetsu Dachi - Stance used in Hangetsu
02:13 Hansoku - Penalty/Red Card
02:16 Hansoku Chui - 3rd Warning
02:19 Heiko Dachi - Parallel Stance
02:25 Heisoku Dachi - Stand up straight with legs closed
02:29 Hidari - Left
02:31 Hikite - Pulling Hand
02:33 Hiza - Knee
02:35 Ichi - 1
02:37 Iie - No
02:39 Ippon - 3 Points
02:45 Jiyu Kumite - Free Sparring
02:47 Jodan - Upper (Level)
02:50 Jogai - Out of bound
02:54 Ju - 10
02:55 Juji Uke - Cross Block
03:02 Junbi - To Prepare
03:04 Kachi - Victory
03:06 Kagi Zuki - Hook Punch
03:09 Kakato - Heel
03:11 Kamae - Overall stance and posture
03:15 Karate Gi - Karate Uniform
03:17 Karateka - Practitioner of Karate
03:32 Kata - Form or Pattern
03:34 Keage - Side Snap Kick
03:39 Keikoku - 2nd Warning
03:41 Kekomi - Side Thrust Kick
03:44 Ki - Type of intrinsic energy.
03:47 Kiai - Shout
03:50 Kiba Dachi - Horse Stance
03:52 Kihon - Basic Techniques
04:00 Kime - Focus
04:03 Kiotsuke - Attention
04:08 Kizami Zuki - Karate Jab
04:11 Kohai - Someone at a lower status than you
04:17 Kokyu - Breathe
04:19 Kokutsu Dachi - Back Stance
04:22 Konichiwa - Hello
04:24 Kumite - Sparring
04:26 Kyu - Levels before Dan
04:31 Mae - Front
04:32 Mae Geri - Front Kick
04:34 Manji Uke - Gedan Barai + Upper Soto Uke
04:39 Mawashi Geri - Roundhouse Kick
04:41 Mawatte - Turn Around (telling someone)
04:45 Migi - Right
04:47 Mikazuki Geri - Crescent Moon Kick
04:49 Modotte - Go Back (telling someone)
04:54 Morote Uke - Double Block
04:58 Mou Ichi Do - One More Time
05:00 Mokuso - Meditation
05:02 Mushin - Void or State of No Mind
05:08 Musubi Dachi - Stand up with legs together in 60 degrees
05:16 Nage - Throw
05:18 Nana - 7
05:20 Neko Ashi Dachi - Cat Stance
05:23 Ni - 2
05:24 Nidan Geri - Double Kick
05:27 Nodo - Throat
05:29 Nukite - Spear Hand
05:31 Obi - Belt
05:33 Oi Zuki - Following Punch
05:40 Oss or Osu - Push On Through Difficulties.
05:50 Otagai - To each other
05:55 Rei - Bow
05:57 Ren Zuki - Consecutive Punch
06:00 Roku - 6
06:07 San - 3
06:09 Sanchin Dachi - Stance used in Sanchin
06:15 Sayonara - Goodbye
06:17 Sen - State of being first
06:26 Sen no Sen - State of being first sensing the opponent’s “first”
06:34 Senpai or Sempai - Senior Student
06:39 Sensei - Teacher/Instructor
06:41 Senshu - Indication that you scored first
06:47 Seiza - Proper Sitting Position
06:53 Seiza Waza - Kneeling Techniques
06:58 Seiretsu - Line up (telling someone)
07:01 Shi - 4
07:03 Shichi - 7
07:06 Shihan - Master
07:08 Shiko Dachi - Square Stance/Horse Stance
07:20 Shiro - White
07:22 Shiturei shimasu - Excuse Me
07:25 Shomen - Front
07:28 Shuto - Knife Hand
07:30 Shuto Uke - Knife Hand Block
07:33 Sochin Dachi/Fudo Dachi - “Immovable” Stance. Stance seen in Sochin.
07:41 Soe Zuki - Punch with support hand
07:50 Soto Uke - Outer Block
07:53 Tai Sabaki - Body Evade Technique
08:01 Tatami - Practice/Training Mat
08:11 Te - Hand
08:13 Tettsui Uchi - Hammerfist Strike
08:16 Tsuki/Zuki - Punch
08:19 Tsuzukete Hajime - Continue (in kumite)
08:24 Uchi - Strike
08:33 Uchi Mawashi Geri - Inner Roundhouse Kick
08:41 Uchi Uke - Inner Block
08:43 Uke - Block
08:45 Ura Ken Uchi - Back Fist Strike
08:50 Ura Mawashi Geri - Hook Kick
08:54 Ushiro - Back
08:56 Ushiro Geri - Back Kick
08:59 Watashi - I (Me)
09:02 Waza - Technique
09:05 Waza Ari - 2 Points
09:13 Yame - Stop
09:16 Yasunde - To Rest (telling someone)
09:21 Yoi - Ready….
09:30 Yoko - Side
09:32 Yoroshiku Onegai Shimasu - Greeting for someone with a higher status
09:40 Yuko - 1 Point
09:47 Zanshin - Remaining Your Focus
09:50 Zenkutsu Dachi - Front Stance
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【Chapters】
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Age Uke - Upper Block
00:23 Age Zuki - Raising Punch
00:27 Aiuchi - At the same time
00:30 Aka - Red
00:32 Anza - Sitting position, cross legged
00:36 Ao - Blue
00:37 Arigato Gozaimasu - Thank you (present tense)
00:41 Arigato Gozaimashita - Thank you (past tense)
00:45 Ashi - Foot
00:46 Ashi Sabaki - Leg Movement
00:49 Ashi Barai - Leg Sweep
00:52 Barai - Sweep
00:55 Bunkai - Result of something being broken down / kata technique application
01:03 Choku Zuki - Punch in Natural Stance
01:07 Chudan - Middle (Level)
01:10 Chukoku - 1st Warning
01:12 Dan - Level above black belt
01:15 Dachi/Tachi - Stance
01:19 Dogi - Karate Uniform
01:21 Dojo - School (Karate)
01:22 Embusen or Enbusen - Spot where a kata begins.
01:26 Empi/Enpi - Elbow, name of kata
01:32 Empi-Uchi/Enpi-Uchi - Elbow Strike
01:36 Gedan - Low (Level)
01:39 Gedan Barai - Lower Sweeping Block
01:42 Geri/Keri - Kick
01:45 Go - 5
01:47 Go no Sen - Attacking after the opponent’s attack
01:54 Gyaku Zuki - Reverse Punch
01:56 Hachi - 8
01:58 Hachi no Ji Dachi - Stance forming an eight in Kanji
02:04 Hai - Yes
02:06 Hajime - Begin/Start
02:09 Hangetsu Dachi - Stance used in Hangetsu
02:13 Hansoku - Penalty/Red Card
02:16 Hansoku Chui - 3rd Warning
02:19 Heiko Dachi - Parallel Stance
02:25 Heisoku Dachi - Stand up straight with legs closed
02:29 Hidari - Left
02:31 Hikite - Pulling Hand
02:33 Hiza - Knee
02:35 Ichi - 1
02:37 Iie - No
02:39 Ippon - 3 Points
02:45 Jiyu Kumite - Free Sparring
02:47 Jodan - Upper (Level)
02:50 Jogai - Out of bound
02:54 Ju - 10
02:55 Juji Uke - Cross Block
03:02 Junbi - To Prepare
03:04 Kachi - Victory
03:06 Kagi Zuki - Hook Punch
03:09 Kakato - Heel
03:11 Kamae - Overall stance and posture
03:15 Karate Gi - Karate Uniform
03:17 Karateka - Practitioner of Karate
03:32 Kata - Form or Pattern
03:34 Keage - Side Snap Kick
03:39 Keikoku - 2nd Warning
03:41 Kekomi - Side Thrust Kick
03:44 Ki - Type of intrinsic energy.
03:47 Kiai - Shout
03:50 Kiba Dachi - Horse Stance
03:52 Kihon - Basic Techniques
04:00 Kime - Focus
04:03 Kiotsuke - Attention
04:08 Kizami Zuki - Karate Jab
04:11 Kohai - Someone at a lower status than you
04:17 Kokyu - Breathe
04:19 Kokutsu Dachi - Back Stance
04:22 Konichiwa - Hello
04:24 Kumite - Sparring
04:26 Kyu - Levels before Dan
04:31 Mae - Front
04:32 Mae Geri - Front Kick
04:34 Manji Uke - Gedan Barai + Upper Soto Uke
04:39 Mawashi Geri - Roundhouse Kick
04:41 Mawatte - Turn Around (telling someone)
04:45 Migi - Right
04:47 Mikazuki Geri - Crescent Moon Kick
04:49 Modotte - Go Back (telling someone)
04:54 Morote Uke - Double Block
04:58 Mou Ichi Do - One More Time
05:00 Mokuso - Meditation
05:02 Mushin - Void or State of No Mind
05:08 Musubi Dachi - Stand up with legs together in 60 degrees
05:16 Nage - Throw
05:18 Nana - 7
05:20 Neko Ashi Dachi - Cat Stance
05:23 Ni - 2
05:24 Nidan Geri - Double Kick
05:27 Nodo - Throat
05:29 Nukite - Spear Hand
05:31 Obi - Belt
05:33 Oi Zuki - Following Punch
05:40 Oss or Osu - Push On Through Difficulties.
05:50 Otagai - To each other
05:55 Rei - Bow
05:57 Ren Zuki - Consecutive Punch
06:00 Roku - 6
06:07 San - 3
06:09 Sanchin Dachi - Stance used in Sanchin
06:15 Sayonara - Goodbye
06:17 Sen - State of being first
06:26 Sen no Sen - State of being first sensing the opponent’s “first”
06:34 Senpai or Sempai - Senior Student
06:39 Sensei - Teacher/Instructor
06:41 Senshu - Indication that you scored first
06:47 Seiza - Proper Sitting Position
06:53 Seiza Waza - Kneeling Techniques
06:58 Seiretsu - Line up (telling someone)
07:01 Shi - 4
07:03 Shichi - 7
07:06 Shihan - Master
07:08 Shiko Dachi - Square Stance/Horse Stance
07:20 Shiro - White
07:22 Shiturei shimasu - Excuse Me
07:25 Shomen - Front
07:28 Shuto - Knife Hand
07:30 Shuto Uke - Knife Hand Block
07:33 Sochin Dachi/Fudo Dachi - “Immovable” Stance. Stance seen in Sochin.
07:41 Soe Zuki - Punch with support hand
07:50 Soto Uke - Outer Block
07:53 Tai Sabaki - Body Evade Technique
08:01 Tatami - Practice/Training Mat
08:11 Te - Hand
08:13 Tettsui Uchi - Hammerfist Strike
08:16 Tsuki/Zuki - Punch
08:19 Tsuzukete Hajime - Continue (in kumite)
08:24 Uchi - Strike
08:33 Uchi Mawashi Geri - Inner Roundhouse Kick
08:41 Uchi Uke - Inner Block
08:43 Uke - Block
08:45 Ura Ken Uchi - Back Fist Strike
08:50 Ura Mawashi Geri - Hook Kick
08:54 Ushiro - Back
08:56 Ushiro Geri - Back Kick
08:59 Watashi - I (Me)
09:02 Waza - Technique
09:05 Waza Ari - 2 Points
09:13 Yame - Stop
09:16 Yasunde - To Rest (telling someone)
09:21 Yoi - Ready….
09:30 Yoko - Side
09:32 Yoroshiku Onegai Shimasu - Greeting for someone with a higher status
09:40 Yuko - 1 Point
09:47 Zanshin - Remaining Your Focus
09:50 Zenkutsu Dachi - Front Stance
Sensei there's a weird thing about kata Enpi why? I see westerners they say there kata enpi to empi but in the asian or real Japanese is Enpi weird please talk about that Thank you Oss.
I knew 90%
About 50-60 percent
1% not good at remembering names lol why would someone call you Anbu?
In Japanese they both sound the same
Anybody else want a second part for this?
I'm happy you liked it!
YES
Yes. I would
@@KarateDojowaKu Would love to see ranks and titles (like Shogo) terminology
yes
That's so helpful!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you. This helps. I think it’s even more helpful to help a list of all techniques and pronunciation for each kata, especially upper belt katas. Thanks.
Thank You so much for creating this video it helped me so much!
Thank you for sharing! This is awesome.
My pleasure!
Thank you so much!
Thank you, that was awesome. Now finally know what a lot of the words mean & how to say them correctly
Very useful information here! Also a great refresher for terminology we’ve forgotten
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very good. Nice resource.
This is awesome brother. Thank you!
No problem!
This video is extremely helpful to me. Many thanks.
Awesome & thanks for the part on the R & L sounds.
No problem 👍
Very useful. Really thank you so much.
You are welcome!
Great stuff. Really appreciate it.
Thanks!
Well done!!💕
Thnku very much Sensei...it helped me a lot 😇
Thank you very much,congrats.
Thanks for Your effort to teach beginners like me to know what sensei actually saying during the class...
Wonderful, Sensei, this is very useful. A few words to add:
Teisho uchi: palm heel strike
Tate shuto uke: vertical sword/knife hand block
Haito uchi: ridge hand strike
Thank you again for your valuable video.
Thanks sensei.Very usefull video
Wow nice thankyou
It is a great opportunity. Thanks
Arigato sensei!
This is very helpful
Good teaching
Very helpful video for foreigners! Thanks Sensei !
Glad to hear that!
Great reference thank you
LOL! YOU LITERALLY....CHAPTERED THE ENTIRE .... VOCABULARY LIST!!!!! OF ALL THE WORDS!!! TO THE VERY MINUTE and SECOND
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I sit down and subtitle everything in my video ....... and have to take like breaks in between because I'd get so bored and lose focus!!! :D
I'm amazed too
Lol!!!
Haha thanks
@@gomesbandrey > Hahahha. Lol. Even I find subtitling my videos for myself or my blog sponsors... and then typing up the description with the chapters.... Hahahaha. It's.... Soooo............ boring but it's needed... But still ahahhahaa. It's amazing to it actually done.
Thank you
Thank you for your great video I knew about 80% and I believe this will help many students of Karate. 🇦🇺🥋
Great!
This is really fantastic! Now I need to make flash cards :-)
This was phenomenal Sensei Yusuke, most of this terminology I already knew. Some of it I learned today for the first time and some is slightly different, to the terminology that we use at our dojo. I hope that you will continue with some more Japanese terminology, sometime down the track, Osu!🇲🇽🇦🇺😊🤟👍✌🥋👊🙏
Thanks for checking it out!
Very helpful 👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
In Shotokan Uchi Uke, in Okinawan styles it is Soto Uke. As I am "blocking" with the outer side of my arm TO my outside of my body. Thus Soto Uke.
In Shotokan Soto Uke, in Okinawan styles it is Uchi Uke. As I am "blocking" with the inside of my arm TO the inside of my body. Thus Uchi Uke.
very good teaching,great multiple language skill:)
Thank you, sensei. Lots of love from India
I like your evary videos
Thank you sensei
No problem!
Yoroshiku Onegai Shimasu
The major problem of this video is now I know how many words we have been mispronouncing in our dojo .. LOL
Great resource. At most, I knew about 50%, probably closer to 30% being pronounced remotely close.
Thank you Sensei - Arigato Gozaimashita
Sayonara
THANK YOU , Osss
Best part of my Karate class was learning a little japanese.
ありがとう後妻ます
So cool
Thanks!
VERY GOOD SIR. THANK YOU.OSS.
I appreciate this. Living in the USA many people unintentionally mispronounce these words so this helps a lot to learn how to say it correctly. One small thing that would be helpful is if you could say the word in English first and then repeat the word in Japanese 3 times and group them together by what they are like. For example, putting kicks one after another, punches together, stances together, etc.
Excellent thank you from Kuwait OSU !
Thank for the lesson
Regard from Karate Shotokan in Indonesia 🇮🇩
Please try to post videos on each and every movements & techniques of kata in Japanese Karate terms. Thank you.
I would definitely love to hear the correct pronunciation of the katas.
Coming up soon!
Which style?🤔
Nice voice
Very nice terminology to understand & you have made it easy the meaning in Japanese for karate learners 👍 Arigato
Glad it was helpful!
❤❤😂❤ thankyou ❤❤❤❤
Love this!
Thanks!
Thank you very much! Every teacher in Mexico pronounces incorrectly, I wish they would study this video!
Super thank u sir .. I am from India
Nice to get the proper pronunciation.
Hi, Wanted to know how would we say move forward and move backwards ( Retreat ) in Japanese
Appreciate your help 🙏🏽
Would be use to add other terms such as Jodan Uke, Kette Junzuki, Shimasu, Okuri Ashi, Ayumi Ashi, Suri Ashi etc, we use a lot of terms not found here but still useful for junior students. Thank you for producing and well done
Hi, sensei, I love your lessons. Please, could you tell me what's the difference between ashi-dachi, tsuruashi-dachi, katashi-dachi and ippon-ashi-dachi? What are the stances in Heian Yondan (kyodo 5, 8), Enpi (kyodo 15) and Gankaku (kyodo 29, 30, 33, 34, 40)? I just can't find this anywhere, the sources switch the terms, so i'm just getting more and more confused! As you always teaches things we don't find elsewhere, please help me to understand this!
I had a dictionary now yehhh
Yes!!!
My God... It's sooo much 😰 I'm a very beginner, I love your videos but... Uh... I knew only about 25%...maybe I've heard the rest of the words but not exactly... Not even the meaning... So I sit down with an exercise book and begin to write them down ☺️ thank you, Yusuke, good as always... Keep going!
Thanks for checking it out!
If you are a beginner and already know 25% you are GOOD!
Wow thank you so much for this! I just have one question! What is “Karate grading” in Japanese?
Thanks for the informative video, What should we shout when punching, kicking and blocking?, my master taught me to shout kiaye when punching and kicking and yayee when half kicking and haye when blocking.
Jesse Enkemp talks about that. I swapped it to any of the vowels instead.
Very interesting video, thank you very much. One question regarding « Mawatte », my teacher use « Kaite » instead. What does it mean?
In California, I have a small book called Martial Arts Dictionary. For a small book, it is strangely complete. Most everything I look for is in there. I’m going to have to look for another copy for my Texas house.
Gonna save it for japanese studying
Thanks!
karate shotokan sensei here oss
I wonder why 'kime' appears written in katakana. Does it have something to do with the verb 決める (kimeru) = to decide?
Great video!!!
Can you explain the differences among the various different kinds of kumite (like ippon kumite, sanbon kumite etc.) in a video? In our school we mainly do ippon kumite or point based sparring which is used for competition, but I would like to know more about the other types of kumite as well.
Thanks for the suggestion!
😊
Thanks ! One question regarding the kanjis, I recall someone telling me of a karate punch looking like its kanji representation, any idea which one it is ?
I just have one question as a karate student in South Africa, what language or character do you use in the dojo (hiragana, katakana or kanji)?
What kind of words or phrases is use when the class ends?
Hello, how would you say stand up after been in seiza?
We say a word i cannot find on youtube for moving backwards during Kihon. It goes as i pronouce it a Sekite. Would like to know the correct spelling.? 😊
So it sounds like the beginning G and ending U are both silent in "Gozaimasu" at 0:40?
Can you add the following terms: Teisho - Palm Heel Strike; Berai - Parry; Tobi Geri - Flying Kick; Hiza Uchi - Knee Strick; Karate - Empty Hand; Matay/Mawate - turn; Gedan Uke -Low Block; Chudan Uke - Middle Block
What do you call that posture with two fist on the hips?
Muito bom! Pena que não tem legenda em português.
I've only just started karate
I see the word "ate" sometime i.e. oroshi hiji ate (backwards albow strike), but what does ATE mean precisely and why not use "uchi" instead?
I just here because tomorrow I have an exam of karate to see if I get my belt promoted.
What does it mean by thank you in past tense. Example anyone?
How do you say to switch feet.
What is the difference between Kizami tzuki and Maete?
Karate Dojo remember when you made a video about Sanda it was the best one you made about it I have chosen it and JKD because the good better and more effective for self-defense and fighting
Thanks!
What is the difference between yasunde and yasume?
Hey ho, could you maybe tell me, what is the correct translation of the word "koshi"? Is it a part of the foot, you use to kick with Mae Geri or does it mean "hips"?
Both! We write is differently in Japanese
At the start I have to give sensi my book to sign but I keep forgetting how to say thank you
Hi,
Thanks for the helpful information. Can you tell me, what command should be used to tell to get up after the meditation (seiza) is over?
I personally don’t say anything there. Just stand up in your local language would be fine
Kiritsu
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Sir please karate rafee ring men ki video plz makki
Oss.
What is the finishing count of karate.
What we called junior student in karte language sir?
Great video as always. One question aboit senpai/kohai. If have a practitioner at the dojo that has a higher rank (kyu) than mine, but he is much younger than me, who is the senpai?
That depends on the dojo’s atmosphere. I guess if both sides has respect towards one another, the term senpai kohai wouldn’t be much of a problem!
@@KarateDojowaKu 教えてくれてありがとうございました。
what is the opposite of shomen, is it hammi??
Many thanks, Yusuke-Sensei.
Onegaishimasu, I have one question about Ippon. I always thought it meant "one point" or "one-step," as in Ippon Kumite. I also thought that 3 points is expressed as Sanbon, as in Sanbon Kumite.
Am I mistaken?
That's correct. The literal meaning is 1 point. However, it also has a metaphoric meaning for when something is wholly fulfilled. Therefore, as the most complete attack within the rule, 3 point attacks are called Ippon right now
@@KarateDojowaKu Ah, I see now. I wanted to forward this to my classmates, and I know my Shihan would have questions about that. Many thanks!🙏
Hello, My kids are the only non-Japanese speakers at a local karate dojo. I am looking for a Japanese translator who know both Japanese and karate to help me scribe and translate everything the sensei speak in class. I want them to learn Japanese in this particular context. I would compensate your time and expertise. Please let me know if you are interested! Thank you so much!!!
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Why do you use "Enpi" and not "Hiji?" I appreciate your videos and insight. Thank you for listing the words and their time stamps!
In the context of karate, it's more commonly called Enpi...for some reason bhaha
@@KarateDojowaKu interesting.