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Teen Life in Korea - 국제 동아리 20620 임규린 part II

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Today, I’d like to tell you guys about how Korean teenagers have fun when they hang out these days. I'll proceed the presentation in the order of pop-up store, Han river, makeup style, and then the fashion trend of Korean teenagers.

In Korea, one of the most popular trends among teenagers these days is visiting pop-up stores. These are temporary shops set up by K-pop entertainment companies, cosmetics brands, or fashion labels. They usually sell limited-edition goods related to idols, characters, or popular brands. Students often visit these places with their friends to take photos, buy cute merchandise, and post about their visit on social media. In addition, most of the popular pop-up stores are located in Seongsu, a trendy area in Seoul.

Another popular hangout spot is the Han River. This large river runs through Seoul, and on weekends or during their free time, many students go there to ride bikes, have snacks on picnic mats, and eat instant noodles from convenience stores. At night, the view is beautiful, and lots of people enjoy taking pictures by the riverside. One unique feature is the ramen-cooking machine you can find near the river, which makes the whole experience even more fun.

On weekends, some middle school students in Korea also enjoy trying out light makeup. Since heavy makeup isn’t allowed at school, most of the korean students prefer light makeup style instead of heavy one. They might use lip tint, cushion foundation, and a bit of light contouring. Most of them prefer a natural and simple look, and many learn makeup tips from SNS.

Fashion is another big part of how Korean teenagers express themselves and have fun. Most of Korean teenagers prefer clothese that are cost-effective. Due to the frequency and rapidity of the Korean fashion trends, most of them prefer fashion items that are value for money that they can easily buy and throw away their clothes. Brands that are consistently popular in Korea are mostly Adidas, Nike, Stussy, Spao, Uniqlo, and Zara. Although school uniforms are mandatory, students often layer hoodies or jackets over their uniforms in winter.

So, in summary, Korean middle school students today enjoy spending their free time by visiting pop-up stores, relaxing at the Han River, planning exciting one-day hangouts, putting on a light makeup, and dressing up in their own unique style.What about students in your country? How do students in your country enjoy their free time. Do you guys enjoy similar things, or do you have any other different ways of having fun?

Thank you for listening!

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김서준, 김하준, 왕시현

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김서준, 김하준, 왕시현

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순서는 왕시현-김서준-김하준 입니다

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김하준 짜장면 대본 2차 수정

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Jjajangmyeon is one of South Korea’s most popular comfort foods, featuring thick, chewy noodles topped with a rich, sweet, and savory black bean sauce called chunjang. Originally part of Korean-Chinese fusion cuisine, it has evolved into a cultural staple loved by people of all ages. The dish even holds symbolic meaning, especially on “Black Day,” when single people who didn’t receive gifts on Valentine’s or White Day gather to enjoy Jjajangmyeon together.

The sauce is made by stir-frying fermented black bean paste with diced pork or beef, onions, zucchini, and sometimes potatoes or cabbage, creating a deep and flavorful mixture. This thick sauce is then poured over freshly cooked noodles, which many diners like to mix thoroughly so every bite is evenly coated. The result is a satisfying combination of hearty noodles and a sauce that perfectly balances savory and sweet flavors.

Jjajangmyeon is typically served with danmuji (yellow pickled radish), which adds a tangy crunch that complements the rich sauce, and is often paired with tangsuyuk, a sweet-and-sour fried meat dish. Affordable and widely available at restaurants, for delivery, or in instant form, Jjajangmyeon remains a symbol of everyday Korean dining—simple, comforting, and full of nostalgic charm.

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Hello, everyone! My name is Kim Ah-hyun, and I'm in 1st grade, class 3. Have you ever thought about what job you want in the future? Today, I’d like to talk about five jobs that many Korean students dream of: pharmacist, police officer, doctor, athlete, and teacher.

First, a Pharmacist

Pharmacists work in pharmacies and prepare medicine for people. To become a pharmacist, you need to enter the College of Pharmacy, study for six years, and complete a pharmacy training program.

Second, a Police Officer

Police officers help keep people safe. They catch criminals and manage traffic. There are two ways to become a police officer. The first way is to graduate from a police academy and be appointed as an officer. The second way is to pass the police recruitment exam.

Third, a Doctor

Doctors take care of sick people and help them stay healthy. To become a doctor, you must graduate from medical school, earn a medical degree, and pass a national medical exam.

Fourth , an Athlete

Many Korean middle school students dream of becoming soccer players. Soccer players have different positions and play for their teams. To become a professional soccer player, you can first join an amateur or semi-professional team to improve your skills. Then, you can try out for a professional team.

Fifth, a Teacher

Teachers help students learn and grow. To become a teacher, you must graduate from a university of education or a college of education and earn a teaching certificate. After passing the teacher employment exam, you can work at a school.

I hope this introduction to different careers has been helpful! No matter what job you dream of, the most important thing is to enjoy what you do and keep working toward your goal.

That brings my presentation to an end. Each one of you has the power to achieve amazing things. Never give up on your dreams—keep moving forward and make them a reality! Thank you.

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왕시현 미리캔버스 수정

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제목을-입력해주세요_ (4)

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제목을-입력해주세요_ (2)

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8/25 45분

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Hello!
We are Choi Seo-young, Baek Da-in, and Choi Yeon-seo.
Do you know about traditional Korean games?
We will tell you about Korean traditional folk games.
We chose this topic because we want to tell you more about the games we played when we were young.
We will talk about Yut Nori, Jegi Chagi, Ganggangsullae, and Neolttwigi.
At the end, we will also tell you about Korean traditional games that appear in movies.

First, I will tell you about Yut Nori.
To start Yut Nori, you need some things.
You need four Yut sticks, a game board, and pieces like coins or small stones.
The Yut sticks are like dice.
The results go in this order: Do, Gae, Geol, Yut, and Mo.
If one stick is flat side up, that is Do and you move one space.
If two sticks are flat side up, that is Gae and you move two spaces.
If three sticks are flat side up, that is Geol and you move three spaces.
If four sticks are flat side up, that is Yut and you move four spaces.
If all four sticks are round side up, that is Mo and you move five spaces.
When you get Yut or Mo, you can throw the sticks again.
If you catch another team's piece, you can throw the sticks again.
If two of your team’s pieces are in the same space, they can move together.
But if they get caught, all the pieces go back to the start.
To catch, land on the same space as the other team’s piece.
If your piece gets caught, it must go back to the start.
Yut Nori can be played with 2 to 4 teams.
Put your pieces on the start, choose the order, and begin the game.
Take turns throwing the sticks and try to move all your pieces to the end.
The first team to finish wins the game.
Yut Nori looks simple, but it needs thinking and teamwork.
Talking with your team and guessing the other team’s move makes the game fun.
Here is a tip to enjoy it more.
You can make small bets or create your own game board to have more fun.

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I would like to talk about the games that Korean students play. Korean students enjoy playing games in many different ways on their phones, tablets, or computers. Interestingly, some students even use old 2G phones to play simple games.

Most students usually play games after school. During school vacations, however, many students gather with friends and go to game cafés, known as PC방 in Korea. These cafés are very popular and easy to find. At a, students can order food like ramen, fried rice, toast, drinks, or desserts. Many of these cafés also offer services like printing and copying, which can be useful for students.

Korean students play a wide variety of games, but especially enjoy titles like PUBG: Battlegrounds, Valorant, FC Mobile, and League of Legends. League of Legends is known for the LCK (League of Legends Champions Korea) and the pro player Faker, who plays for team T1.

Students don't play only competitive games. Students also enjoy casual mobile games and social games where they can chat and play with friends. Gaming is not just a hobby but also a way to relieve stress, build friendships, and keep up with popular culture. Esports has become so big in Korea that many students even dream of becoming professional gamers one day.

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한국 학생들의 요즘 놀거리 (최종 ver.)

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한국 학생들의 요즘 놀거리 (최종 ver.)

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Today, I’d like to tell you about how Korean teenagers have fun when they hang out these days.

In Korea, one of the most popular trends among teenagers these days is visiting pop-up stores. These are temporary shops set up by K-pop entertainment companies, cosmetics brands, or fashion labels. They usually sell limited-edition goods related to idols, characters, or popular brands. Students often visit these places with their friends to take photos, buy cute merchandise, and post about their visit on social media. Most of the popular pop-up stores are located in Seongsu, a trendy area in Seoul.

Another popular hangout spot is the Han River. This large river runs through Seoul, and on weekends or during their free time, many students go there to ride bikes, have snacks on picnic mats, and eat instant noodles from convenience stores. At night, the view is beautiful, and lots of people enjoy taking pictures by the riverside. One unique feature is the ramen-cooking machine you can find near the river, which makes the whole experience even more fun.

Korean teenagers also love to spend their whole day with their friends visiting some interesting places. This means they create a full-day schedule and visit several fun places together. A typical plan might look like this: they take the subway to another cities, visit a pop-up store, stop by a cute café, eat spicy rice cakes called tteokbokki, and take some cute  photos at a photo booth. By this way, you can fill the day full of fun memories with your close friends.

On weekends, some middle school students in Korea also enjoy trying out light makeup. Since heavy makeup isn’t allowed at school, most of the korean students prefer light makeup style instead of heavy one. They might use lip tint, cushion foundation, and a bit of light contouring. Most of them prefer a natural and simple look, and many learn makeup tips from SNS.

Fashion is another big part of how Korean teenagers express themselves and have fun. Most of Korean teenagers prefer clothese that are cost-effective. Due to the frequency and rapidity of the Korean fashion trends, most of them prefer fashion items that are value for money that they can easily buy and throw away their clothes. Brands that are consistently popular in Korea are mostly Adidas, Nike, Stussy, Spao, Uniqlo, and Zara. Although school uniforms are mandatory, students often layer hoodies or jackets over their uniforms in winter.

So, in summary, Korean middle school students today enjoy spending their free time by visiting pop-up stores, relaxing at the Han River, planning exciting one-day hangouts, experimenting with light makeup, and dressing up in their own unique style.What about students in your country? How do students in your country enjoy their free time. Do you guys enjoy similar things, or do you have any other different ways of having fun?

Thank you for listening!

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임규린 & 임규린

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한국 학생들의 요즘 놀거리 (2차 대본)

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한국 학생들의 요즘 놀거리 (2차 대본)

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Today, I’d like to tell you about how Korean teenagers have fun when they hang out these days.

In Korea, one of the most popular trends among teenagers these days is visiting pop-up stores. These are temporary shops set up by K-pop entertainment companies, cosmetics brands, or fashion labels. They usually sell limited-edition goods related to idols, characters, or popular brands. Students often visit these places with their friends to take photos, buy cute merchandise, and post about their visit on social media. Most of the popular pop-up stores are located in Seongsu, a trendy area in Seoul.

Another popular hangout spot is the Han River. This large river runs through Seoul, and on weekends or during their free time, many students go there to ride bikes, have snacks on picnic mats, and eat instant noodles from convenience stores. At night, the view is beautiful, and lots of people enjoy taking pictures by the riverside. One unique feature is the ramen-cooking machine you can find near the river, which makes the whole experience even more fun.

Korean teenagers also love to spend their whole day with their friends visiting some interesting places. This means they create a full-day schedule and visit several fun places together. A typical plan might look like this: they take the subway to another cities, visit a pop-up store, stop by a cute café, eat spicy rice cakes called tteokbokki, and take some cute  photos at a photo booth. It’s like going on a mini adventure with your best friends, full of fun and memories.

On weekends, some middle school students in Korea also enjoy trying out light makeup. Since makeup isn’t allowed at school, they experiment with it in their free time. They might use lip tint, cushion foundation, and a bit of light contouring. Most of them prefer a natural and cute look, and many learn makeup tips from SNS.

Fashion is another big part of how Korean teenagers express themselves and have fun. They enjoy wearing outfits that are effortless but stylish — a look known as “ggu-an-ggu” in Korean. Popular items include jogger pants, crop tops, white hoodies, and Nike sneakers. Some students even go thrift shopping to find unique and trendy clothes. They often get some matching items with their friends, and keep their friendship.

So, in summary, Korean middle school students today enjoy spending their free time by visiting pop-up stores, relaxing at the Han River, planning exciting one-day hangouts, experimenting with light makeup, and dressing up in their own unique style. What about students in your country? Do you enjoy similar things, or do you have different ways of having fun?

Thank you for listening!

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Imagine millions of people around the world screaming, dancing, and singing along to music they don't even fully understand. That's K-pop. Hi, I'm Taera, and I'm here to tell you why K-pop isn't just music-it's a global vibe. Today, I've got three big reasons why K-pop is taking over, and trust me, by the end, you'll want to join the party.

First,

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Good morning/afternoon, everyone. I'm Juhyun, a first-year student . Thank you for being here today.

What do you like to do in your free time?

I usually watch fun videos on my phone, so I’ve come across a lot of popular challenges in Korean social media.

Today, I’d like to introduce some of these Korean challenges to you.

First,

In April 2025, the Ice Cream Challenge became popular in Korea.

This challenge originally started in Japan.

I was curious how a Japanese challenge became so popular in Korea, but soon I understood—it’s really addictive!

So, do you know how to do it? My friend Taera will hlp me show you.

태라짱! 하이! 나니가스키! 초코민토 요리모 아나따!

You take turns reading this with your friends.

This is Japanese and it means, she loves you guys so much.

Second,

In January 2025, the MIA MAO Challenge became popular in Korea.

This challenge is famous for a cute song with lyrics that just repeat “mia” and “mao.”

You can do this challenge with a poker face and funny moves. Even if you’re not good at dancing, it’s easy and fun to try.

Before you try it, here’s a tip:

Practice keeping a straight face in funny situations!

Lastly,

Have you heard of the “ABOUT KOREAN” challenge?

It wasn’t as viral, but it still shows up a lot in people’s feeds.

This challenge is all about sharing fun facts about Korea.

Let me share a few fun ones from this challenge:

Did you know Koreans are really good at eating?

As proof, Koreans often say “I’m really hungry” and “I’m really full.”

When we’re hungry, we eat a lot. But even when we’re full, we keep eating!

Also, according to Korean philosophy, our stomach has two rooms: one for meals and one for dessert.

I’ve only introduced three challenges today, but there are so many more interesting ones in Korea. I hope you get a chance to try some of them out too!

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What do you do in your free time? I often watch my favorite idol BOYNEXTDOOR with my phone. Today, I am going to tell you about Korean idol.

다음에 더 쓰겠습니다!!

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Have you heard of tteokbokki? Tteokbokki is a common after-school snack. It is rice cake covered in gochujang. Tteokbokki is as popular as Korean fried chicken. According to statistics, tteokbokki is the most popular after-school snack among students.

Tteokbokki costs about $5, which is very cheap! This is one of the reasons why students love tteokbokki.

To make tteokbokki, all you need is gochujang, rice cake, and some water.

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아현이한테 도움주기& 대본에 살붙이기

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대본 연습, 연우 도와주기

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Good morning/afternoon, everyone. I'm Juhyun, a first-year student in Class 2. Thank you for being here today.

What do you do in your leisure time?

I usually watch fun videos on my phone, so I know a lot of challenges that are popular in Korean algorithms.

Today, I'd like to introduce some Korean challenges.

First,

In April 2025, the Ice Cream Challenge became popular in Korea.

The Ice Cream Challenge originally comes from Japan.

I was so curious about how a Japanese challenge became so popular in Korea, but I soon understood—it’s really addictive.

So, do you know how to do it?

루비짱! 하이! 나니가스키! 초코민토 요리모 아나따!

You take turns reading this with your friends.

This is Japanese, and it means "Ruby-chan loves you more than mint chocolate chips."

Second,

In January 2025, the MIA MAO Challenge became popular in Korea.

This challenge is famous for a cute song with lyrics that only repeat "mia" and "mao."

You can do this challenge with a poker face and funny movements. Even if you’re not great at dancing, this challenge is easy, so you can enjoy it.

Before you try this challenge, I have a piece of advice:

Practice not smiling in funny situations!

Lastly,

Do you know the "ABOUT KOREAN" challenge?

It wasn’t as popular, but it still appears in many people's algorithms.

This challenge is all about introducing some fun facts about Korea.

Let me share a few fun things from this challenge:

Did you know Koreans are really good at eating?

As evidence, Koreans often say "I'm really hungry" and "I'm really full."

When we're hungry, we eat greedily. When we're full, we still keep eating!

Also, according to Korean philosophy, our stomach has two rooms: one for meals and one for dessert.

I’ve only introduced three challenges, but there are so many more interesting ones in Korea. I hope you get a chance to try them out too!

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I would like to share information about the games that Korean students usually plays.
First, Korean students play games in many ways. By phone, pad or computer. Some students use 2G phone to play games.
Second, students usually play games when the school is finish. But in vacation student get together and go to the game café(PC 방). In Korean there are many game cafés. In game café, we can eat food like Ramen, fried rice, toast, drink or dessert. Game café also provides printing and copying service.
Lastly, Korean students play many different games. Korean students especially play games like 'PUBG:Battleground', 'Valorant', 'FC mobile' or 'League of Legends' etc. League of Lagends is popular for lck and Faker known for T1.

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Number 4. Korean transportation appearance. Korea have many transportation with many appearance. So lets begin with bus. In korea busses come in 4 colors. The colors being blue, green, yellow, red. Each color represent a different routes. Blue is for main routes, green are feeder routes, Yellow is circulation routes, Red is for rapid or express routes. And I would discribe the buses appearance as american school bus. Next is subways. Now subway is much more simlpler than buses. Mostly because all you have to do is go the right direction. And I would discribe the subways appearance as a bullet if you look at it from out side and a white large room from the inside. Number 5. How to use korean transportation. Now most transportation used in korea is very similar. You scan your transportation card and thats it. Korean buses have these scanners located at the front of the bus. Just scan the card and thats it. When you get off make sure you scan agian at the back of the bus. Now if you wanna use the subway heres what you do. Take you transportation card and scan it infront of the machine before getting in. After that you can go into your subway and enjoy the ride. If you need to change routes you can get off scan your card before moving to your next route. Heres a little tip. Keep your car charged so that you dont run in to any inconvenience. Number 6. Operating hours. This is easy to remember the fact that buses and subways operating hours are almost the same. Subways and buses run from dawn to midnight. And taxis can run all night long. And that was it. Thank you for listen to my presentation. I hope one day my presentation can help you get around korea. So enjoy your day and remember don't get lost.

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I would like to share information about the games that Korean students usually plays.
First, Korean students play games in many ways. By phone, pad or computer.
Second, students usually play games when the school is finish. But in vacation student get together and go to the game café(PC 방)
Next, I'll talk about game café. In Korean there are many game cafés. In game café, there is service like cooking food, printing and copying service.
Lastly, Korean students play many different games. Korean students especially play games like 'PUBG:Battleground', 'Valorant', 'FC mobile' or 'League of Legends' etc.

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Third, I will tell you about Jegichagi.
Jegichagi is a game that many of you might have played before. In Jegichagi, we use a toy called a jegi. A jegi is made with coins or metal, and it is covered with paper or cloth. The ends of the jegi have little tails that move in the air.

The game is very simple. You have to kick the jegi with your foot. If it does not fall, you keep kicking. The person who kicks it the most times wins.

Let’s learn a little history about Jegichagi. Jegichagi came from an old Chinese game called chukguk. Chukguk was a game to practice fighting. Then, it came to Korea when people traded with China. At first, it was called dyegi. Later, the name changed to jeogi and then to jegi. In the 19th century, books show that Jegichagi became a game for children.

Fourth, I will tell you about Ganggangsullae.
Ganggangsullae is a dance and a song together. Many people join hands and make a big circle. First, they make a circle and hold hands. Second, they sing a song. One person sings first, and the others sing after. The first voice is called the lead song and the others sing the follow song. People also sing songs like gosari kkeokgi, cheong-eo yeokgi, and deokseokmari during Ganggangsullae.

Third, people dance in the circle. They move their feet and turn in the circle. When they dance slowly, it is called jung Ganggangsullae. When they dance fast, it is called jajin Ganggangsullae.

Now, let’s learn about the history of Ganggangsullae. There are many stories, but the most famous one is from the Imjin War. It says that General Yi Sun-sin wanted to make the army look bigger. So he told women to wear men’s clothes and dance on the mountain to trick the enemy.

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세번째로 제기차기에 대해 설명해 드리겠습니다. 제기차기는 살면서 한번 쯤은 해보셨을 텐데요, 제기차기의 제기는 엽전이나 쇠붙이를 종이나 헝겊에 싸서 끝을 여러 갈래로 늘여 너풀거리게 한 장난감입니다. 제기차기는 그런 제기를 발로 차서 떨어뜨리지 않고 많이 차는 사람이 이깁니다. 이런 제기차기의 역사를 알아보겠습니다.
고대중국의 축국에서 비롯된 것으로 알려져 있는데요, 축국은 무술을 연마하기 위해 행하던 공차기 놀이 였는데 이 축국이 우리나라와 교역을 하면서 이런 제기차기가 들어오게 되었습니다. 처음 전래 되었을 때는 뎌기라고 불렸다고 하네요. 18세기이후 뎌기는 져기로, 다시 제기로 바뀌었다고 하네요. 19세기에 편찬된 아희원람에서 축국을 아이들의 놀이로 소개하고 있어, 제기차기가 아이들의 놀이로 발전했음을 알 수 있습니다.
네번째로 강강술래에 대해 설명해드리겠습니다. 강강술래는 놀이, 춤, 노래가 어우러진 종합 예술입니다. 강강술래는 총 4단계로 나뉘어져 있는데요. 첫번째로 원을 만들어야 합니다. 여러명이 모여 손을 잡고 둥글게 원을 만듭니다. 두번째로 노래를 불러야 합니다. 선두가 강강술래와 같은 노래를 부르면, 다른 사람들은 뒷소리를 따라 부릅니다. 이때, 선두가 부르는 노래부분을 메기는 소리, 다른 사람들이 뒷소리를 따라 부르는 것은 받는소리라고 합니다. 강강술래를 할때 고사리꺾기, 청어엮기, 덕석말이등의 노래를 곁들어 즐깁니다. 세번째로 춤추기입니다. 노래에 맞춰 원을 돌며 발을 디딤에 따라 춤을 춥니다. 예를들어 중 강강술래는 느린박자에 맞춰 걷고, 자진강강술래는 빠른 박자에 맞춰 뜁니다. 이번에는 강강술래의 역사에 대해 알려드리겠습니다. 강강술래의 기원은 여러설이 있지만, 주로 임진왜란때 이순신 장군이 병사의 수를 많게 보이게 하기 위해 부녀자들에게 남자옷을 입히고 산봉우리를 돌며 춤을 추게하여 왜군을 속였다는 설입니다.

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한국 학생들의 요즘 놀거리 (초안 영어ver)

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한국 학생들의 요즘 놀거리 (초안 영어ver)

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Today, I’d like to tell you guys about how Korean teenagers have fun when they hang out these days.

1. Visiting Pop-Up Stores

These days in Korea, pop-up stores are really popular.
Pop-up store is basically a special store that are only open for a short time by some specific companies such as idol entertainments, cosmetic companies and brands. And they often sell products such as goods related to characters, K-pop idols, or brands.

Lots of students go to the pop-up stores with their friends to take photos,
buy cute goods, and post pictures on social media. In addition, most of the popular pop-up stores are held in Seongsu.

2. Hanging Out at the Han River

In Seoul, there's a big river called the Han River.
On weekends or during vacations, students go there to:

• Ride bikes

• Have snacks on a picnic mat

• Eat cup noodles from convenience stores

At night, the view is beautiful,
so they take lots of pictures too!
There’s even a ramen cooking machine by the river. It’s really fun!

3. One-Day Fun Courses (Hot Places)

Korean students like to plan a “fun course” with their friends.
They make a schedule for the day and go out together.
Here’s an example:

• Take the subway to the city

• Visit a pop-up store

• Go to a cute café

• Eat spicy rice cakes (tteokbokki)

• Take sticker photos

It’s like a small adventure with friends!

4. Light Makeup

Some middle schoolers in Korea try light makeup, especially on weekends.
At school, makeup isn’t allowed,
but when they hang out, they might use:

• Lip tint

• Cushion foundation

• Light contouring

They like a natural and cute look.
Many students learn makeup from YouTube or TikTok.

5. Fashion and Styling

Fashion is also a big part of fun!
Korean students enjoy wearing “effortless but stylish” (called ‘ggu-an-ggu’) looks.

Popular clothes are:

• Jogger pants

• Crop tops

• White hoodies

• Nike sneakers

Sometimes, they even go thrift shopping for cool clothes.
They often match outfits with friends and take pictures together.

Conclusion

So, Korean middle school students today
have fun by going to pop-up stores,
relaxing at the Han River,
planning fun hangouts,
doing light makeup,
and dressing up with friends.

What about students in your country?
Do you do similar things? Or something different?

Thank you for listening!

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한국학생들의 요즘 놀거리

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한국학생들의 요즘 놀거리

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한국어 대본버전

여러분은 한국이라는 나라의 문화응 접해본적이 잇으신가요?? 저희는 한국의 중학교2학년
임채윤,임규린 입니다 오늘 저희는 세계적으로 관심을 받고있는 한국 학생들의 놀거리에대해 소개해 드리겠습니다.

🎤 발표: 한국 중학생들의 놀이 문화

안녕하세요, 여러분!
저는 [당신의 이름]입니다.
오늘은 한국 중학교 2학년 학생들이 요즘 어떻게 노는지 소개하려고 합니다.

🛍️ 1. 팝업스토어 방문하기

팝업스토어는 짧은 기간 동안 열립니다.
여기서는 캐릭터, 케이팝 아이돌, 유명 브랜드 관련 상품을 판매합니다.
학생들은 사진도 찍고 귀여운 물건을 사러 갑니다.
인기 있는 팝업스토어로는 카카오프렌즈, 산리오, 뉴진스가 있습니다.

🏞️ 2. 한강에서 놀기

한강은 서울에 있는 큰 강입니다.
학생들은 자전거를 타고 돗자리를 펴고 간식을 먹으며 시간을 보냅니다.
편의점에서 산 컵라면도 즐겨 먹습니다.
밤에는 아름다운 야경을 감상하고 즉석 라면 자판기를 이용하기도 합니다.

🗺️ 3. 쉬는 날 친구들과 놀기

학생들은 친구들과 함께 재미있는 하루를 계획합니다.
예를 들어,

• 지하철을 타고 도심으로 간다

• 팝업스토어에 방문한다

• 귀여운 카페에 간다

• 매운 떡볶이를 먹는다

• 스티커 사진을 찍는다

💄 4. 가벼운 화장하기

학생들은 주말에 가벼운 화장을 합니다.
학교에서는 화장이 허락되지 않습니다.
립 틴트, 쿠션 팩트, 가벼운 쉐딩을 사용합니다.
유튜브나 틱톡에서 화장법을 배우기도 합니다.
자연스럽고 부드러운 느낌의 화장을 좋아합니다.

👕 5. 패션과 스타일링

학생들이 주로 입는옷은
버뮤다 팬츠,크롭탑,
친구들과 맞춰 입고 사진을 찍는 것도 즐깁니다.

🎉 결론

그래서 한국 중학생들은

• 팝업스토어 방문

• 한강에서 시간 보내기

• 친구들과 재미있는 하루 보내기

• 가벼운 화장하기

• 패션과 스타일링 즐기기를 좋아합니다.

여러분은 어떤가요? 비슷한 걸 하나요?

들어주셔서 감사합니다

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여러분들은 살면서 널뛰기를 해본적이 있으신가요?제가 소개해드릴 다섯번째 민속놀이는 널뛰기입니다.우선 널뛰기를 하는 방법을 알려드리도록 하겠습니다.
널뛰기는 긴 널빤지의 중간을 괴어 놓고, 양쪽 끝단에 한 사람씩 올라 선 후, 먼저 올라가있는 사람이 먼저 널을 밟아서 내립니다.그럼 반대쪽 사람은 널이 꼭대기까지 왔을 때 가속을 받아 점프해서 높이 뛰고, 이후로는 그것을 반복하며 놀이를 즐기시면 됩니다.
이러한 놀이가 탄생하게 된 과정과 현대적 의미 등 널뛰기의 역사에대해 소개 드리겠습니다.
널뛰기는 한국의 농경사회에서 시작되었으며, 논밭의 작업을 마친 농부들이 힘을 기르고 건강을 유지하기 위한 운동이자 재미있는 시간으로 자리 잡았습니다.또한, 널뛰기는 햇볕을 받으면서 몸을 풀고 에너지를 충전하는 의미도 지니고 있었습니다. 널뛰기를 하면서 이웃 간의 협력을 돈독하게 만들어주고,다 함께 즐길 수 있는 문화 활동으로 자리 잡았습니다.

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Other favored South Korean dishes include Jjajangmyeon, a type of noodles that has thick wheat noodles with some sweet and salty black bean sauce on top of it. It is popular due to the noodle's addictive texture and the fantastic taste of the black bean sauce. It is one of the most enjoyed and loved food of South Korea. It is also eaten with side menus like tangsuyuk, which is pieces of meat fryed and dipped in sweet and sour sauce.

Jjajangmyeon is made with noodles made out of grinded wheat and chunjang, a sweet and salty sauce which is made of black beans and other ingredients like small sliced bits of pork, potatoes, onions etc. The noodles are then placed in a bowl and after that, chunjang is spread over the noodles.

The average price of Jjajangmyeon is 7 dollars

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Malatang is a well-loved hot pot dish that originated in China, known for its bold, spicy flavor and a unique numbing sensation. This special feeling comes from mala seasoning, which is made by mixing chili peppers with Sichuan peppercorns. Together, these ingredients create a taste that is both fiery hot and pleasantly numbing.

The word malatang comes from three Chinese characters: ma means numbing, la means spicy, and tang means soup. The name perfectly describes the dish — a spicy soup that makes your mouth feel slightly numb.

To make malatang, start by boiling a flavorful, spicy broth using chili oil, Sichuan peppercorns, and a hot pot seasoning base. Once the broth is ready, add a variety of meats, vegetables, and noodles, cooking them all together until they are tender and infused with the spicy soup.

One interesting thing about malatang restaurants is their system where you select your own ingredients. This means the price usually depends on how much food you pick, but generally, malatang costs under $10, making it a tasty and affordable meal option.

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I’d like to introduce one of South Korea’s most beloved dishes—samgyeopsal. While it may seem like just regular grilled pork, what makes it unique is the specific cut of meat used. Unlike other types of grilled pork, samgyeopsal is made with pork belly, giving it a distinctively juicy and chewy texture. It’s often enjoyed with side dishes like kimchi, which complement its rich flavor.

Making samgyeopsal is simple. First, the pork belly is cut into small pieces. Then, it’s grilled until plump and perfectly cooked. Once it’s ready, just dig in and enjoy!

The price of samgyeopsal depends on how much you eat. On average, adults consume about 150 to 200 grams per meal, which costs around $15.

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I’d like to introduce a beloved part of Korean cuisine—Korean fried chicken. It’s quite different from other types of fried chicken, as it’s often coated in flavorful sauces made with ingredients like soy sauce, gochujang (Korean chili paste), and honey.

Korean fried chicken is incredibly popular. In fact, according to Statistics Korea, there are over 40,000 Korean fried chicken restaurants in the country. To put that into perspective, the U.S. has around 10,000 Starbucks locations—this comparison highlights just how widespread and loved Korean fried chicken is.

Despite its popularity, Korean fried chicken is fairly affordable, typically costing about $15 per order, which is roughly half the price of fried chicken in U.S. restaurants.

Making Korean fried chicken is quite simple. First, the chicken is seasoned for extra flavor. Then, it’s coated in a batter to achieve that signature crispy texture. Finally, it’s deep-fried to perfection. The result? Delicious, crunchy, and flavorful chicken that keeps people coming back for more!

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Hello, my name is Seo Joon Kim, and today I’ll be introducing you to Korean instant noodles.

Korean instant noodles are loved for their convenience—they’re incredibly easy to prepare, requiring no cooking skills. They’re also famous for their bold, spicy flavors. In Korea, there are many varieties to choose from. Soup-based options like Shin Ramyeon and Neoguri are known for their heat, while milder choices such as seaweed noodles offer a gentler taste. There are also dry noodle varieties, including Buldak, Jjapagetti, and Bibimmyun. Among them, Buldak noodles have gained international popularity thanks to their intense spiciness.

Preparing instant noodles is simple. Just open the packet, add the noodles and seasoning, pour in hot water, cover the bowl, and wait for 3 to 4 minutes. You can adjust the amount of seasoning to suit your taste.

Korean instant noodles are also quite affordable, typically costing between 70 cents and $1.40—much cheaper than a Big Mac, which is around $4. Their accessibility and ease of preparation make them a favorite among both students and adults alike.

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Baseball is sports that needs bat, baseball, gloves.
Game played in two teams. We need 9 players in each teams.
Baseball is sports that need very large stadium.
This is photo of  서울 잠실 야구장 that has largest size in Korea.
baseball is sports that needs bat, baseball, gloves.
Game played in two teams. We need 9 players in each teams.
We have hitter who hit the ball with bat. and we have Pitcher who throw a ball to  offensive teams hiter. If hiters cannot hit the ball, catcher who is next to hiter catch the ball in to his gloves.

KBO is baseball league Korea.
We have 10 teams, and ten teams play games almost every day. This is 10 teams mark.

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What are you doing in your leisure time?

I usually watch fun videos with my phone, so I know lots of challenge that is in Korean algorithms.

Today, I'd like to introduce about what's in korean algorithm.

First,

In April, of 2025 the ice cream challenge was popular in Korean.

Ice cream challenge is a challenge in Japan.

So I was so wonder that how japanese challenge is popular in Korea. But I knew soon because it's really addictive.

Then, do you know how can we challenge it?

루비짱! 하이!나니가스키!초코민토 요리모 아나따!

You can take turns to read it with your friends.

This is Japanes and this means 루비짱 loves you more than 'mint chocolate chips '

Second,

In January, of 2025 the MIA MAO challenge was popular in Korean.

This challenge is popular with cute song that lyrics only with 'mia' and 'mao' .

We can do this challenge with poker face with funny movements. Even you are not good at dancing, this challenge is easy so you can enjoy it.

Before you do this challenge I want to advice to you that

to practice not to smile in funny situation.

Last,

Do you Know 'ABOUT KOREAN' challenge?

It was not that much popular but still in many people's algorithm.

This challenge is just to introduce about Korean.

Let me introduce about something fun in this challenge.

:Do you know that Korean is really good at eating?

In the evidence, Korean always say 'hungry' and 'full'.

"I'm really hungry" Than we eat greedily.

"I'm really full" Than we eat heavily but never stop to eat.

Also, in Korean philosophy, in our stomache there is two rooms ,one room is for meal and one for dessert.

hope you enjoy these fun challenges.

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5월 20일 4교시 보강시간 활동

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Hello, everyone! My name is Kim Ah-hyun, and I'm in 1st grade, class 3. What kind of job do you dream of having? Today, I’d like to introduce five jobs that Korean students often aspire to: pharmacist, police officer/investigator, doctor, athlete, and teacher.

1. Pharmacist
Pharmacists prepare and dispense medicine at pharmacies. To become a pharmacist, you must first study at another university for at least two years. Then, you need to enter the College of Pharmacy, study for six years, and complete a pharmacy training program.

2. Police Officer/Investigator
Police officers arrest criminals and manage traffic. There are two ways to become a police officer. The first is to graduate from a police academy and be appointed as an officer. The second is to pass the police recruitment exam, which includes open competition and career-based recruitment.

1. Doctor
Doctors treat people and help them stay healthy. To become a doctor, you must graduate from medical school, earn a medical degree, and pass the national medical licensing exam.

2. Athlete
Among athletic careers, many Korean middle school students dream of becoming soccer players. Soccer players have different positions and play for their teams accordingly. To become a professional soccer player, you can join an amateur or semi-professional team to improve your skills and then try out for a professional team.

3. Teacher
Teachers educate students and are familiar figures in our lives. To become a teacher, you must graduate from a university of education or a college of education and earn a teaching certificate. After passing the teacher employment exam, you can work at a school.

I hope this introduction to popular careers has been helpful. No matter what job you dream of, the most important thing is to find what you truly enjoy and work hard toward your goal.

That concludes my presentation. All of you have infinite potential to become anything you want. So, please don’t confine that potential within the limits of giving up. Instead, use your effort as a stepping stone and make your dreams come true. Thank you.

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Hello today i will be presenting about koreas most used transportation. There will be 6 parts to this. So let's begin. Number 1. Transportation frequently used by korean middle school students. Korean students use many type of transportation. But the most frequently used transportation would be bus, subways and bikes. Korean kids use bikes for close destination for exasample schools subway station and etc. And other times korean kids use bus or subways to get to further destination. Number 2. Transportation frequently used by kids under 13 teen. This is similar to number 1 but just a bit different. Since kids under 13 teen are small they have more limited choices for transportation. Most kids thats under 13 teen will use the bus or the bike. Reasons same as number 1. Number 3. Transportation Fee. For bus kids under 13 teen costs 500won, kids under 18 costs 1000won, adults cost about 1200won. Next is Subways. Subways happened to be a bit cheaper with kids under 13 teen costing 500won, under 18 teen costing 800won, and adults costing 1400won. And Of course if you're curious other transportationetc i recommend searching that up durring your free time ;).

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Korean students usually play games like 'PUBG:Battleground','Valorant','Mincraft' or 'League Of Legends' etc.

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That concludes my presentation. All of you have infinite potential to become anything you want. So, please don’t confine that potential within the limits of giving up. Instead, use your effort as a stepping stone and make your dreams come true. Thank you.

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한별아 하이야 5월 13일에 활동한 것 안적었어

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A doctor is a profession that treats people. To become a doctor, you must graduate from medical school, complete a medical history degree, and pass the national medical license examination.

Number four is an athlete. Among athletic careers, Korean middle school students most often choose to become soccer players.A soccer player is a career that divides into several positions and plays for teams in their respective positions. To become a soccer player, you can join an amateur (or semi-professional) team to improve your skills and then challenge yourself to a professional team.

Number five is a teacher. A teacher is a familiar profession to us and one that teaches students.To become a teacher, you must graduate from an education university or a college of education and obtain a teaching certificate. Only after passing the teacher employment exam can you work at a school.

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Hello, I'm Kim Ah-hyun, 1st grade, class 3. What kind of job are you dreaming of? I would like to introduce a few jobs Korean students like. There are five jobs pharmacist, police officer/investigator, doctor, athlete and teacher

Number one is a pharmacist. A pharmacist is a job that builds medicine at a pharmacy. To become a pharmacist, you need to spend at least two years studying at another university, enter the College of Pharmacy, study for six years, and complete a pharmacy education course.

Number two is a police officer/investigator. Police officers crack down on criminal arrests and traffic. The first way to become a police officer is to graduate from a police college and be appointed as a police officer. The second is to pass the police officer recruitment examination (open competition recruitment, career competition recruitment).

Number three is a doctor

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일본의 아이스크림 챌린지 ,틱톡 리액션 챌린지, MBTI별 반응 콘텐츠

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일본의 아이스크림 챌린지 ,틱톡 리액션 챌린지, MBTI별 반응 콘텐츠

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요즘 일본의 챌린지인 아이스크림 챌린지가 한국에서 유행하고있다.(2025.4월 기준)

루비짱 하이~

나니가스키?

초코민토 요리모 아나타!

루비짱 안녕?

어떤게 좋아?

초코민트 보다도 바로너!

틱톡 리액션 챌린지 또한 유행하고있다.

틱톡 영상을 본 후 리액션을 예상하는 챌린지이다.

보통 외국인에게 한국의 K-pop 을 보여주며 챌린지를 진행하고 있다.

MBTI별 반응을 보며 재미를 자아내고 있다.

특히 소심한 성격인I 와 외향적인 성격의 E를 구분해 과장된 차이를 보여주고 있다.

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Next, I'll talk about game café.

In Korean there are many game cafes. In game cafe, there is servise like cooking food, printing and copying servise.

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Hi, we are Sun hye and Seo hee. Our topic is about Korean student's culture. By knowing student's culture, people can know what is popular these days. And, the 'culture' that we are going to introduce about is mainly five things. First is about, Korean student's school life. Nowadays, in social media, many of foreign student are having fantasy about Korean student's life, because of 'K-dramas'. However, we are going to break them away, by introducing our 'real' school life. For example of massive amount of assignments, or 'Hagwon' culture. Plus, we'd also like to add how do Korean students feel about their school life, too. Next, is about Korean student's dating and flirting. As I mentioned earlier, many foreign students have fantasy about Korean students life. And, the term 'fantasy' includes about their dating culture too. So, we are going to introduce about what we do when we go on a date. For example, we go to theme parks, or take 'four-cut photos' and etc. The next was about flirting. Did you ever heard about the term 'Flirting'? It is kind of playful language that shows romantic atmosphere. Because many foreigners don't know about it, it will be very interesting topic to them. The next topic is about what we do when we play with friends. And actually we are wondering what if we conbine this topic with the dating and flirting part, because it's quite similar. We think we should consider about it. And finally, the last story is about how do we embellish our look. In this topic, we are going to talk about what we wear, and introduce about some popular cosmetic items.

We are wondering this presentation class will be our best journey during middle school life about English. So, we will do our best on it!!

P.S the posted link is our presentation material.

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김서준, 김하준, 왕시현

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김서준, 김하준, 왕시현

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4/17

2:30~3:30

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김서준 대본 수정

Hi, my name is Seo Joon Kim, and today I’ll be introducing you to Korean instant noodles.

Korean instant noodles are loved for their convenience—they’re incredibly easy to prepare, requiring no cooking skills.

Korean Instant noodles are made of noodles and the seasoning. In order to make it, you have to first open the packet. Take out the noodles and the seasoning packet. Put the noodles in a bowl. Add hot water and add the seasoning. Wait for 3 minutes and you're good to go!!

Korean instant noodles are also quite affordable, typically costing between 70 cents and $1.40—much cheaper than a Big Mac, which is around $4. Their accessibility and ease of preparation make them a favorite among both students and adults alike.

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I would like to introduce one of South Korea's most common and loved food of all time, samgyeopsal. Samgyeopsal is just your everyday grilled pork, but the thing that sets it different and unique from ordinary grilled pork is the part of the pig they use to make it. Unlike others, samgyeopsal uses pork belly, giving it a more chewy and juicy texture. We usually eat samgyeopsal with side menus like kimchi.

Making samgyeosal is very simple. First, cut the pork belly into tiny pieces. Second, grill the tiny cut up pieces of pork belly until they become plump and juicy. After you finish grilling, enjoy!

The price of samgyeopsal can vary according to how much you eat. For an average adult, they eat about 150g~200g a meal, which is about $15.

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I would like to introduce Korea's cultural food, Korean chicken. This is different from other chickens. They use

soy sauce, gochujang, honey, etc.

The popularity of Korean chicken is profoundly high.

To explain, according to statistics Korea, there is over 40,000 Korean chicken restraunts in Korea. To compare, there is about 10,000 Starbucks in U.S. So now you can recognize how much chicken restraunts there are.

The price of Korean chickens are not that expensive. They are about $15. It's only 1/2 a price of U.S. chicken restraunts.

It's not hard to fry Korean chickens.

First, chefs season the chickens.

Then, they coat chicken with batter to make it more crispy.

Lastly, they fry the chicken. Then you can eat delicious chicken!

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I would like to share information about the games that Korean students usually play.

First, Koean students play games by phone, or pad, computer.

Second, students usually play games when the school is finish. But in vacation student get together and go game cafe(PC 방)

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길거리음식 대본 썼어요 앞으로 화요일에 올게요

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선혜야 서희야 14일 월요일에 진로실에서 했던 내용을 붙여두렴