how do you pronounce Kyokushin

[Batista Bomb]

its for a presentation

 

[Lyrancias]

Ki-yo-ku-shin.

 

[Grimm911]

Key Yo Q shin

 

[Piromporn]

keeyo coo-shin

 

[Brunswick Blake]

I've heard Kee-o-koo-shin and Kyo-koo-shin.

 

[The Outlaw 91]

I only know how to pronounce the kush part.

 

[Jacked Daniels]

kyokushin

 

[Steakeater**]

Kheeh yoh khooh shin

 

[Hendo89]

Way-st-land

 

[Grimm911]

Way-st-land

Thank you Sherdog police.

Always watching.

 

[44 Magnum]

way-st-land

lol

 

[Shibumi]

YouTube - Dolph Lundgren On The Expendables, Rocky 4 And Martial Arts

at around 3:13 or so

If it was pronounced differently before, it has now been officially changed because that's how Drago says it.

 

[skagen]

Kyoh koo shin.

Pretty much what everyone else said.

 

[Luca Fury]

Don't listen to what others are saying; they are wrong. The correct pronunciation is:

"Key-Yoke-Sheen"

That's "key" as in "car keys," "yoke" as in "egg yoke" and "sheen" as in "her hair had a sheen to it."

"O"s, in Japanese, are pronounced "oh," like the "o" in the word "poke."

"I"s, in Japanese, are pronounced "ee," like the "e" in the word "me."

"U"s, in Japanese, are pronounced like the "u" in "blue," but in some instances, in Japanese, vowels are not pronounced. This is the case for the "u" in "kyokushin."

EDIT: Source: "Kyokushin" is a Japanese word, and I know the basics of Japanese.

 

[eternal403]

Way-st-land

Can't lie, I lol'd.

 

[FlyingHendo]

Way-st-land

Well played.

 

[Brunswick Blake]

EDIT: Source: "Kyokushin" is a Japanese word, and I know the basics of Japanese.

I'm not saying I doubt you, but bro...you can't use yourself as a source.

 

[Michaels Corvin]

Don't listen to what others are saying; they are wrong. The correct pronunciation is:

"Key-Yoke-Sheen"

That's "key" as in "car keys," "yoke" as in "egg yoke" and "sheen" as in "her hair had a sheen to it."

"O"s, in Japanese, are pronounced "oh," like the "o" in the word "poke."

"I"s, in Japanese, are pronounced "ee," like the "e" in the word "me."

"U"s, in Japanese, are pronounced like the "u" in "blue," but in some instances, in Japanese, vowels are not pronounced. This is the case for the "u" in "kyokushin."

EDIT: Source: "Kyokushin" is a Japanese word, and I know the basics of Japanese.

This. And don't pronounce the "shin" like "chin". There's no "T" sound here.

 

[MMA]

it's not kee yo, it's kyo. The k is just a quick little fricative type sound before the 'yo'

then coo shin

 

[Tha_MMAn**]

Kyou-ku-shin Ka-ra-te.