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Teaching in South Korea

Rock Scissor Paper!

Posted by Kathryn on 7th September and posted in Activites, Fun things, Games, Korea, Korean Vocabulary, Students, Teaching

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It’s amazing how popular “Rock Scissor Paper” is here in Korea. Here, it’s known as kai-bai-bo. It’s used for everything from picking teams, to settling disputes, to just having fun with the teacher (me).

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ilyas

9th November 2008

i wanna learn korean vocabulary

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