Korean Classes Part 3

So this post is all about pictures taken during and after our class. Koreans really have a good skin, and they are whiter than me, really because I just had swimming haha. Anyways, I got along with them easily and more to Jiyeon who I taught how to play the Philippine Jackstone. Haha :))

Now many picturesss... Stolen pics during, after the class

Me and Jiyeon

Korean Class Part 2

A second post about my Korean class. So every friday of the week, instead of having a regular class, Mr. Jeon and Ms. Oh taught us traditional Korean games. They also had their students come with them, yes Korean teenagers, to teach and help us with the games. On the first friday January 10 they taught us Korean games one of them is gonggi or Korean Jackstone. We all had fun and enjoyed the day while playing with the Korean students. Some of my classmates sang while we were playing. Haha.

Gonggi or Korean Jackstone

This is played like a normal jackstone here in the Philippines except the pebbles is not bouncing and you have to use the pebble as a ball and catch it while getting the others. And there must be only 6 jacks. To know more how to play gonggi click here.

Then on the second friday which was yesterday they taught us how to play Yutnori. To know how to play Yutnori click here

Watch out for part 3 because most of the pictures are there.

Pics are from Google Images.

Korean Classes Part 1

Remember my post about me having Korean Class. Well it already started and guess what learning it was fun and fast. I didnt know that Korean Alphabet isnt complex as I see it before (maybe because they're teaching the basics yet silly me haha) the free lessons are going to happen in Imus Municipal Hall for 2 weeks. They also gave away textbooks for free. The "Talk to me in Korean" class is offered free by the Government of Imus, Cavite. To apply, you must be a citizen and residing in Imus, Cavite. The teachers are really good in speaking english. Their names are Mr. Jeon Byeong Ho and Ms. Oh Ah Reum of Jeon Gok Middle School. They first taught us of the basics, Korean alphabet, Hanguel and its history. Then practiced us pronouncing and writing it.The class was never boring and serious, they made it really fun and interesting.

For those who want to learn Korean language for free and online you can click here and translate it, the website is easy and user friendly.