You CAN spell it "tai kwon do" (no one can stop you), but it would not be an accurate translation of the Korean word 태권도, and it would not represent a correct pronunciation. The Korean hangeul translated as "Taekwondo" is often mispronounced. "Tai" is typically pronounced with a long "i" as in the English word "tie." This is correct for the Chinese Tai Chi (Tie - chee), but would be an incorrect pronunciation for the "tae" of Taekwondo, which sounds like the "a" in "tack."
are all accepted spellings, but tai kwon do is not correct.
tai kwon do
The art originates in Korea.
跆拳道 tai quan dao
tai gik is the cantonese pronunciation. tai chi is mandarin.
tae kwon do
The correct spelling is tae kwon do.
Liangda Jian has written: 'Tai quan shi yi zhong tai du' -- subject(s): College students, Conduct of life, Tae kwon do, Success
กระต่าย kra-tai
タイタニック /tai ta nikku/.
"Tae kwon do" (also "taekwondo") is a type of Oriental martial art that originated in Korea. It is also the "national sport" of South Korea.
Their are different style's of Karate with Different good or Bad points 'Shodokan is lower and is more solid, Gojo is more upright and better flow, also different instructor's with different perspectives and levels of experience and ability to pass on that experience as is the same for Tai Kwon Do, Basically Tai Kwon Do has better jumping/ spinning Kicks where as Karate is generally more grounded and has more punches/strikes with lower solid kicks.
You find an instructor and learn from them. There are many dojo in the US and much of the world that teach this style. Closely related would be Tai Kwon Do.