Folks recall the General's book. My roots go directly to Hwang Kee and one of the General's black belts that tested at the General's home. I wish he would have included Dojang! Its often mispronounced like as a Korean training hall in Texas or lower Alabama...........People do not realize that not every country translates English to Asian as we would think. Take the K sound. We say Kong, they say Gong etc. Just don't get hung up on mispronunciations.........
haw naw, tool, set, net, tasoet, yaw soet, eellgoep, yaw doel, a (a as in ass) hope, yole (NOT yooL); choonbi; chaw ree oe t; KO mop sap ni da (thank you very much). These are directly, again, directly from Gen. Choi's encyclopedia (cd version).
The second one :dool: this is sometimes pronounced Tul T and D are quite often interchangeable (perhaps depending where the Korean is from). Dialect. I thought no.9 was Ah Hop not Ah Hope - clarify please?
Taekwondo uses certain ways to say numbers, not necessarily the standard ones. Pronunciation: Hana, duo, set, net, tasut, yasut, ilgob, yedeol, ahob, yeol.