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This month I start a new series about Korean games! What better way to kick things off than with one of most popular games of all time: the children’s classic gonggi.
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It's also tamil traditional game
Good !!!!!
If you are in U.S.A, You can buy gonggi here.
https://www.amazon.com/Nori-Gonggi-Premium-tincase-Giftpack/dp/B07SCP9Z8S
We have this game in Greece it's called pentovola
whenever i played this, everyone was scared because i was a legend
This game is also played in Tamil Nadu ( India ) ,we used to call it as "kalangal" .it is our traditional game , played by the girls
Jackstone??
You are not supposed to touch other stones while picking them up. I sucked at it when I was a kid…
i am 28 yrs aged from kerala(India)…i had played this game in primary school… my all friends played it well…its our traditional game…i think its may be a meditteranian game ..very ancient game..
im playing right now :p
Uh my grandma is like.. the champion at my house
Thanks a lot^^ I'm planning to teach "How to play Gonggi" to my native English teacher and to my Korean students in English and then we're going to have a battle ~~The winner or team will have the losers' gonggi pieces~~Thanks to you, I got the tips of the script of Korean traditional gonggi. I like your simple way~Actually I know many types and rules of gonggi…but I know when I show a foreign friend how to play, I think the simple way is the best~I'm already looking forward to being the best player who is…
I'm also good at it!
Malaysian tradisional game
i got a set of this game in snack fever but i have six stones? when he says there should be five. help?
oh the memories in middle school.
yes, i have um you didnt pronounce it correctly i would know because im korean
this game is tamil nadu game
ahh… i miss playing this in elementary school… i was good at it
jackstones are not popular at my country. do you have an idea what other things i can use exept original 'stones'? i really wanna play this game but i dont know what should i use.
That is how you play it i am korean
That is how you do it i am korean
I love the Genius Level of gonggi. :))
The way you caught the stones in the 5th level is different.. I'm not sure but I don't think it's the right way of catching it in gonggi…
🙂 Glad I was able to help!
my african friend taught me this when i was younger and i would always beg her to play it. Though she herself didn't know too many of the rules, we enjoyed making up rules in the middle. we used to play with stones. I can't believe i found the actual rules finally!!
Very good video. I had seen it in time to catch the pieces the last round with hand face up instead of face down hand, is that it depends on where you play or both forms are valid?
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"gong-gi" also means "air" although this "gong-gi" means "alley"(stone)
As i search about that, "game gonggi" is not composed with chinese letters, so, does not mean "air" and "stone in the air" (both guesses are words composed with chinese letters)
But is just a pure korean word. And cannot know what is means. LOL most pure korean words are hard, as you know. Though i'm korean.
"Air" sounds in korean "gonggi" same with game "gonggi". but game "gonggi" does not mean just "air" but "stone in the air" if "gonggi"'s name was composed with chinese letters. If game gonggi's name is just pure korean words, game gonggi's name means air in korean
Air? I've never heard it called that! I'll have to look into that!
My students always call this game "air". I gave my nieces a set of these when I visited back home. I will send this video to my sister to help remind them how to play. 🙂
5 stones!!! we use small triangular shape "stones" filled with beans, though.
Halfling
So happy that it did!
When I was little I used to played this game a lot. Instead of using plastic beads, I sewed two pieces of fabrics together with sand filled inside.
Thanks!
Great video! wow, it sure brings back memories.
I'm sure there are variations around the world. Next week, I'll be introducing Korea's most popular game… it originated in China and is played by over 74 million people world wide.