A traditional South Korean game that is easy for you to try with friends

 

Not only language culture or clothing, like other countries South Korea has other cultures that we should know. That culture is a traditional Korean game. South Korean games are no less exciting to try.

Ttalgi Game (딸기)

Ttalgi in Korean means strawberry, but if it's a game it involves synchronizing movements. Simple moves only use 4 moves, but on more levels you can use 8 moves. How to play it by saying the name and number, the number is used as how many names must be mentioned. During the mention of the player's name must be along with the beats and movements agreed upon at the start. Usually to make the game more difficult, names are replaced with food, fruit, or other names. The basic movements are the first clap on your lap with both hands, on the next beat, clap the hands together, on the third beat, pick the fingers of the left hand.

Ddakji (딱지)

This game uses paper as the medium. The paper is folded in such a way as to produce a strong square ddakji. Each player must have a ddakji and are tasked with reversing the opponent's ddakji by hitting the opponent's ddakji placed on the ground. The material for making ddakji is from paper, but it can also be made from other materials such as newspapers.

Jegi chagi (제기 차기)

Balls / pieces with glittery color paper descriptions. This game is like kicking a ball but it cannot fall to the ground. So jegi must be dribbling in the air continuously without stopping. The more kick scores then that is the winner. The chips or balls are usually made from a sheet of paper (or tassels) wrapped around a coin. Jegi itself is shaped like really.

Gonggi 공기

Bekel? You could say it's Bekel's game but not with his bekel ball. But the player only used five small pebbles the size of grapes. This gonggi is played sequentially by taking keeping gonggi from 1, 2, 3 to 4 then having to catch all the pieces in one throw.

 

Source : https://hallyuvibe.com/permainan-korea-selatan-yang-mudah-dilakukan/