Saturday, February 7, 2009
Hello!
I think the hormat drill is:
check one (bang), up check, down check, up check, down check, up check (turns) check.
and not
check one (bang), check up, check down, check up, check down, check up (turns) check, as what claudia wrote in her tag.
Basically, the difference lies in "up check" or "check up". Actually, it's hard to notice the difference when you say it really fast, because there is a check and a up, but there is really a difference.
But the thing is the timing for turning is "up check" and not "check up".
So basically, I think mimi is right, because we never say check up for turning, and if she has missed out on a check, it means that the timing for the turning part is check up, which is essentially wrong. Go and read claudia's tag and see the difference.
Love,
Kar Mun
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