Which translation corresponds to 'Fighting Stance'?

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Which translation corresponds to 'Fighting Stance'?

Explanation:
In Tang Soo Do terminology, Ja Seh means stance. The prefix before Ja Seh names the type of stance, and the one that conveys combat or fighting is the fighting-prefix. Hu Kul Ja Seh uses that fighting-prefix, so it translates to Fighting Stance. The other options pair Ja Seh with different prefixes that refer to other stances, not fighting, so they don’t match the translation.

In Tang Soo Do terminology, Ja Seh means stance. The prefix before Ja Seh names the type of stance, and the one that conveys combat or fighting is the fighting-prefix. Hu Kul Ja Seh uses that fighting-prefix, so it translates to Fighting Stance. The other options pair Ja Seh with different prefixes that refer to other stances, not fighting, so they don’t match the translation.

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