Examples of using Okinawan in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What about the diet of the Okinawan?
You also like Okinawan martial arts?
The Okinawan language has no word for retirement.
Yeah. And 1 50,000 Okinawan and Japanese.
In the Okinawan language there is not even a word for retirement.
It made us think of an Okinawan sunny day.
These 100-year-old Okinawan women are getting up and down off the ground, they sit on the floor, 30 or 40 times a day.
This is the time to reinstate justice for the Okinawan people.
This principle corresponds to the spirit of the Okinawan culture in general and the spirit of the Okinawan Karate in particular.
Japanese soldiers And an equivalent number of okinawan civilians.
There are many sayings Okinawan masters 1920-40's that Japanese karate severely distorted in comparison with the Okinawan this.
One day he noticed some students training in Okinawan Karate.
It became increasingly important to organize and unify Okinawan karate as a cultural treasure to be passed on to future generations.
Karate became popular and an inseparable part of the Okinawan culture.
This was actually the beginning of the formation of Okinawan Karate and the transition from Ryukyū-di to Okinawa-te and then to Karate.
Takahara regarded Martial arts as way of life andhe is considered as"father of Okinawan Karate".
Through these and with great diligence, the Okinawan Karata-ka produces the attributes and power that characterize the Okinawan karate.
However, it is from China, it is believed,that the Sai came to Japan(like many other Okinawan weapons).
Restricting calories and never overeating is one reason that the Okinawan population has such a large concentration of centenarians, Buettner explains.
To form the Okinawan village portrayed in the film, seven authentic replicas of Okinawan houses were constructed along with more than three acres of planted crops.
The name indeed reflects the rapid Japanezation process that the Okinawan society underwent during this period.
We squeeze in more local delights- including slow- cooked pig's ears, sea grapes and pickled shallots- grazing as we watch a local bandcalled Tink Tink perform traditional Okinawan songs.
Styles were created as well as new Kata(s), categorization of styleshas been made, articles and books were published, and of course the Okinawan Martial Arts underwent a significant change conceptually, methodologically and technically.
Okinawan Karate does not give much significance to the aesthetic component but rather provides contours for studying and assimilating body mechanics, body strengthening, positions, kinesiology, improving concentration and deepening understanding.
Famous Bushi Matsumura Sokonis an example of a figure directly connected to the Okinawan Karate in the 19th century.
He further adds that this factcreates a lack of awareness of the original character of the Okinawan karate and warns against misunderstanding and misuse, pointing to inaccuracies that may mislead and route to a technical and methodological misconception.
At the age of sixteen,he left Naha for the Chinese port of Foochow where he stayed at the Okinawan settlement called the Ryukyu-kan.
However, since the Okinawan dialect very different from the classical Japanese language, the Japanese are more willing to go to those who are able to teach in the classical Japanese, and these were mostly people of Okinawan schools, who studied karate already upgraded program.
The book separates legends and narratives from reality, discusses the various sources, analyzes,offers explanations and stretches clear lines about the changes that led to the Okinawan fighting for Karate.
This is fine- and yet, consistent practice of Kihon is a prerequisite for both basic understanding anddeep understanding of Okinawan Karate, and indeed in most Dojos in Okinawa, Kihon occupies a central place of learning and practice the art of Karate.
