So [Dá Mó] is the way how you would pronounce Dharma? I found it a bit hard to associate one concept with the other.
Maybe [Dá Mó Fó Kā] could be rewritten as Dharma [Fó Kā], so that [Mó Dá Fó Kā] would be rewritten as Ma Dhar [Fó Kā].
[Fó kè yòu]!!
Try to pronounce it.That move......!? Could it be the Buddhist sects' lost art of......[Fó kè]!?
Again, what it sounds like but with Buddha as one of the characters.Fó Kā!!
Please do not read all pronunciations loudly in public areas such as in a library.Mó Dá....The legends say that Dharma was the strongest Fó kā, and was called [Dá Mó Fó Kā], and the Fó kā who achieved the highest state of their potential were known by the other brothers by the name of...
Damn Fó Kas... fixed to be pinyin, which sounds MORE like it in English when read using common English tonesAccording to legend [Fó kè] was created by kung fu master Bodhidharma, and those that practice this style of martial art were called [Fó kā].
Bodhidharma: pronounced Pú tí dá mó, reputed the original trainer of Shaolin monks.[Fó kè] is a lost style of the Buddhist martial arts. That move just now was silk wrapped in steel, concussive yet held back; the rage of the Buddha mixed with his mercy into that one move, could it be...?
the questioning tone was conveyed better in this revision
