Danke. Ich wohne in der nehe von Kaiserslautern und Saarbrucken. Ich gehe in eine Muay Thai Schula in Homburg. Ich habe in Deutschland ein jahr gemacht, aber ich spreche nur ein bischen. Ich brauche hier nicht deutsch sprechen. Normalaviza kann ich einen person das konnte mir helfen, aber nicht alles.
Thanks, I live pretty close to Kaiserslautern and Saarbrucken. I'm going to a Muay Thai school in Homburg. I've been in Germany for a year, but I only speak a little German. I'm not required to speak German at work and I don't have any friends that speak German. Well, I got a friend that speak German. Normally I can find someone that can help me, but not always.
Ok, back to just speaking english. As you guys can see, my German is horrible. I haven't taken any classes and don't watch German tv. Ich habe nicht in ein Schule deutsch gelernt und ich sehe Deutsch nicht fern. I got these learn as you go German CDs and just listen to them while I drive to work.
I did go into a BJJ school and watched. I had a hard time keeping up. I figured that if I was going to take classes there, I would have to learn positional phrases. "greff unter der elbogen" or something like that. The thing is, I can guess what to say most of the time, but I'm wrong 90 percent of the time.
So I guess for BJJ, I'm looking for phrases like:
grab your own wrist.
grab his wrist
wrist control
grab the lappel
pull the arm
push the arm
turn the arm
move to the left
scoot back
switch positions
lift the arm
put your arm under
go to his right side
take mount
take his back
trap the arm
For Kickboxing:
Take a break
pushups
block
block with your right
check the kick
use the other leg
use your other hand
duck
clinch
Then for both:
I guess cool things to say to thank the person for sparring or practicing with you.
Ways to apologize and say that it was an accident.
