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Hello guys
I am Leonard from 10th Planet JJ korea.
and I have a question,
In Korea so many people use these
words , Jiu Jitero and Jiu Jitsuka as a
Jiu Jitsu figher.( Kind of like a boxer or
a wrestler) . But when I was in US, trainning
Jiu jitsu, I never heard people saying these words.
So Are these words very common expression
among Brazilians or in Brazil?
Really wanna know.
Oh, and I prefer using
the grappler or Jiu Jitsu fighter.
Yeah I've only heard, Jiu Jitsu fighter or Jiu Jitsu practitioner. I did a quick google search and I don't think anyone else in the world uses Jiu Jitero or Jiu Jitsuka...but I suppose there's nothing wrong with Koreans using those two phrases, it's unique to them.
Jiu Jedi gets my vote!
http://home.comcast.net/~tomi-wan/jedi-academy_sm.jpg
If you're a member of the tribe, you'd be a Jiu Jew lol
If you're a member of the tribe and happen to be a beekeeper, would you have Jiu Jew Bees?Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt Glach
hah i was trying to come up with a way to add the "bee" but failed... nice one :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiko
I've heard Jiu Jiteiro and Jiu Jitsoka before
Hi people, I'm from Brazil and new here, in the forum. I was looking for the ways to call a person who fights Jiu Jitsu and saw this post. I must say that in Brazil, the most part of people says Jiu-Jiteiro, but I learned with my master (3rd degree black belt) that's wrong and the correct is Jiu Jitsuka.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny Stolfi
Oss!
I do think it would be fun to say "Brazilian Jujutsuka" :D
jiu jitsu ka is the Japanese way of saying jiu jitsu student. Much like judo ka or karate ka. Ka is a suffix meaning student.
Oss, as commonly spelt, is also probably more appropriately meant to be spelt, osu!