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| Basic Commands |
| Cha Ryuht | Attention |
| Kyung Neh | Bow |
| Joon Bee | Ready |
| She Jahk | Begin |
| Geu Mahn | Stop |
| Bah Roh | At Ease |
| She Uh | Rest |
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| Counting |
| Hana | One |
| Dul | Two |
| Set | Three |
| Net | Four |
| Dah Suht | Five |
| Yuh Suht | Six |
| Il Gop | Seven |
| Yuh Duhl | Eight |
| Ah Hop | Nine |
| Yuhl | Ten |
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| Components/Techniques |
| Yea Eue | Etiquette |
| Soom She Ki | Breathing |
| Soo | Techniques |
| Nak Bub | Falling |
| Don Chigi | Throwing |
| Chigi | Hand Strikes |
| Chagi | Kicking |
| Mahki | Blocking |
| Kokki | Locks |
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| Opening and Closing Class |
| Cha Ryuht, Kuk Ki Eh Dae Ha Yeo, Kyung Neh, Bah Roh | Bow To The Flag |
| Cha Ryuht, Kyo Sa Nim Ke, Kyung Neh | Bow To The Instructor |
| Ihn Wha | Patience and Harmony |
| Kahm Sah Ham Nee Dah | Thank You |
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Students are expected to be able understand the basic commands used in class early in their instruction. At the yellow belt level, students should be able to count 1-10 in Korean and be able to open and close class. Please visit the International Taekwondo Association's terminology page to listen to the proper pronunciation of Korean terms.
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