Korean Game: How To Play Gonggi 공기놀이 하는법
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2020
- Gonggi (공기, aka Korean Jacks) is a popular Korean children's game, and it's quite fun! I definitely recommend you try it as well if you can manage to get the pieces! Anyhow, hope you enjoy watching :)
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Thanks for watching!💗
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Vicky
We also played this game in our childhood..it is also d famous game in india
What was it called?
It was called gitte or tugge in hindi
It is also called guttu in some places..
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It's called "GUTTE".
I grew up around Atlanta where there are many Koreans and we used to play this all the time in elementary and middle school. Randomly remembered it today and googled “Korean jacks” to see what it was actually called. This brings back sweet memories ❤️
I remember my grandma gave me her 공기 set about three years ago. I finally found them and I'm really desperate to learn how to play it because my grandmother passed away..
Wow looking at you makes me realise why BTS said they weren't very good at it!!
This is an traditional game in South India especially tamilnadu
Ya it is but it's kinda different
Exactly it's an TAMILNADU traditional game
It's there in Maharashtra also my grandmother and mother taught me when I was kid .
I kinda played with them ❤️
This is played in Maharashtra...
Brings back memories from my childhood before I immigrated to USA in 1977. I have a set of 공기 purchased during a trip to Korea over 30 years ago. I can still play well and my daughters (20 & 17) enjoy watching me play.
I needed to know what they were talking about in the squid game 😂
Same
I’m here for that reason too haha!
Bruh same
But why would only girls be good at that? Because they said "What if you have to play Gonggi or elastics, boys aren't really good at those" a man with good reflexes could do that cuz I am a guy and Gonggi would be really easy for me.
Three years ago, some Koreans taught me how to play this game. Now, I'm living in Korea and I've just bought this game because I found it in Artbox. As I didn't remember the rules, here I am. You make it look very simple, but it isn't! I have to practice hard!
Thanks for the video! I have seen Shinhwa played this on their gameshow back in the days, now I finally understand the rule, especially the mess-up ones
This is best channel I've ever seen :)
Very cool to learn this new game, I will try and remember it and play it with some friends when tbe occasion arises. Thank you for showing us!🙏
Also, your hair looks very nice like this. :)
Oh I wanted to play it..after watching it on run bts😍 thnkyaa misss Vicky💜 Btw you are so good in the game!👍🏻💛
Same lol😂😂💜💜💜💜💜
I used to play this game too in Peru, we call it “Jases”. It was really popular in my childhood, it is a really fun game. Thank you for the video 😊
Wow. Thank you for this video. I would love to watch more explanatory videos about Korean games from you.
Here in Brazil, specifically in North, the old people knows about this game. I remember my grandmother teaching me how to play this game 🙈❤
My fianceé just taught me how to play this and she's Colombian. She's been playing this since she was like 10 years old. So much fun!
We used to play this too in my country in Africa as children. We did it with 7 pebbles. Nice to see that other countries know this game too, though the name is different.
Wow i was really into it😂 I don't know why but for me watching you play it was so exciting 😂😂
we have that too but we called them jackstone idont know if my spelling is correct but it pronounce just like that .. but in our country its round 10
Yes I think in English they call it the Jacks too! It's interesting to see many different countries have different names and versions of it :)
You are good at this game.
Jackstone in philippines is not just one game it has a lot of modes, I miss little old days when I'm young 😢
It was so much fun watching this 😍can do you take more such breaks and play different korean games 😃
Who saw the full v live episode of bts playing gonggi ? Like
Wow, you play very well. Thanks.
Used to play this all the time during grade school. It's a very popular game in Pacific Islands. Good memories. 😀
This is INSANE! We have the same game in my tribe! It's an old nomadic tribe in Iran. We have a few more steps after round five though. I'm not that good at it since I haven't practiced in years but my mom is great at it.
We call it "Osselets" (litteral translation "ossicles", or "knucklebones") in France!
Cool little game to play
You're so good at it. The intensity with which you catch all the pieces. I mess up while placing it at the back of my hand cause it doesn't form a proper curve to make them stay haha
can i just say...you’re so pretty, omg!
추억의 공기놀이네요~~~ㅎ
omg!! when i used to live in china i used to play this game all the time with my korean clasmates and they got us all these gonggis from korea and i just found mine and im trying to remember how to play!!
In the scoring round, do you have to catch all 5 on the back of your hand and then grab x of them for + x points? Or can you get for example 3 on the back of your hand, end up grabbing one in the end and get +1 point? Does missing the back hand catch for just 1 essentially disqualify you from winning points?
Loved playing this in the lunch room growing up in Queens 💓
I can't wait to see this in squid game season 2.
We Malaysian also plays this game. We called it "batu seremban". We played it with small stone or anything small aslong as we can hold it😂
This was very helpful, thank you for sharing
Grew up in New York playing this in middle school watching this brought back so many memories
Same! This was all the hype back in the early 2000s especially in Queens elementary/middle schools. We had competitions during lunch too.
It's our traditional game also. We play this a lot and it is too much popular here in India.
In Marathi (an Indian language) it's called "sagargote". This game was played widely by kids in India until my grandparents' generation. It's still popular in villages , and called by different names in different languages.
I wanna try playing this by myself someday☺️
You should! It's also good to play when you're bored at home haha :)
I want to learn how to play this well, getting the skills right seem hard straight away. Also @ENB7H0PE your profile pic is Albeido, do you also play Genshin Impact?
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I just recently mentioned this video of yours to my niece along with a picture I took earlier. And she looked them up on her computer! And managed to find two of them, one was a "tin box" and the other was "a sack" along with prices and pieces And sent me both pics! To pick which one I liked! And so I did that and should be receiving it this weekend!
I can't wait to play with it! In return for her doing that?! I'd paid her back with a very generous bill 😏
waa it's so interesting!! i wanna try too!)
I picked up a few sets for friends when I visited South Korea. Thank you for the video tutorial!
I loved this video! We have a similar game here in Brazil, it's called 5 marias.
Wow! You’re fast!😀
We too play in our country India ... But we play with stones 😉... Thank you 언니 for bringing my childhood back.... Luv u lots 💞
Now I understand that its real that an Indian princess married an Korean King. Because this game is very famous in india among my grandparents generation. Mostly in South India
I used to play when i was a kid. It was very popular in Bangladesh that time.
hi ..we are Kurdish played the same game .It was a tradtional old game but we played with stone
I grew up in Chinatown NY and remembered playing this with friends in school all the time. I used to think it was a Chinese game lol
I used to play this all the time in middle school :) It’s also a famous game in the Philippines
Oh cool this recalls my childhood memory I am Chinese we also play this game in my hometown
Yoooooooooo! In iran we also played that it's called "ye ghol do ghol" in our country. Wow! Did'nt know koreans play it too!
Really???🙄
Here we call it batu simban ,really bring back childhood memories.
I use to play it back in elementary school with my teachers and classmates all the time. but I didn’t know it was a Korean game!!
Bangladeshi people played this a lot! We call it phool gooti! But there’s another level where you make kind of a goal with the left hand, and with the right hand you have to keep bouncing one stone while at same time trying to put the remaining stones in the ‘goal.’ And then catch the stone on top of the left hand, and that’s it! So cool that it comes from ancient Korea!
We play this too in Cambodia in the exact same way, but we use small stone and it is quite painful if it accidentally drop on the bone of the hand.😂
Hey!! We indian also play that but we have more round.. i used to play this game but i really can't recall what we used to say it.. and however losses we give them punishment.😂 it was fun.😊
This is a traditional game in South India tamil nadu we used to play this game during our childhood
We have this game in Singapore too. It's called 5 stones. Similar rules too. But is a game of the past. Kids these days might not play anymore.
Wow just Like Jackstone...Can you try Jackstone.
We also play it here in PR..but its a bit different... We use pebbles or spikes... And a ball ..
My sister introduced me to this when she was small. We were always playing this trying to master it. I have been trying to find it (I thought it was spelled KONgees or Kongi). I guess I just had the first letter misspelled.
We did not use those rules, but we should I'm 40 and she is 33, I'm going to surprise her with those. Thank you!
in my country we have the same game but we don't play those
now but we also play a lot of games like 'περνά περνά, η μέλισσα' , 'πετάει, πετάει' , 'τυφλόμυγα' , 'ψείρες' , 'κορόιδο' and much more that i don't remember right now. Btw its greek games...
I just got this game I watched it in a lot of tv show it looks difficult but you so good at it
Only thing I’m confused about is this… say I’m on the third round and I mess up, now I pass it to my opponent right but when he messes up do I start from the third round? Or do you always start from round 1 again if you mess up? 🤔
i get like how its played but when you mess up do you lose already? like your turn is done?
amazingly amazing in my country we have the same fame lol just amazing
We used to play this exact game in Kerala (India) using stones. It was called "kallu kali" ... Kallu means small stone (pebble) and kali means game. And elders wouldn't allow us to play it inside the house because it would bring bad luck or debt.
Woah. Teacher, we also have this game in the Philippines. The difference is that we use a small bouncing ball
My country play it too but we used something else ( not a like a ball though but I don’t know what it’s called so let’s stick with something else ) and it’s kinda similar to the traditional Korean one but little different
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I don't know abt other states in lndia but it's a very famous traditional game in Kerala..all the children in Kerala knows and plays this game.. And l got jungshook when l saw bts playing this game.. 💜💜💜
I used to play this game 🥰
Coming from a twice video where this was played....I played a nearly identical game as a kid called kugelach. They play it in every Jewish elementary school - It's basically a lengthened version of gonggi
It's really challenging to play it, since you have to throw one of the pieces😂 but in our country we have the same game, we called it "jackstone" but the difference is that we have ten pieces and a ball😁 it really bring back memories😊😍
And I'm happy watching this video, it reminds me of BTS Run 95😍
We knew this game, too 🇹🇷..we called 5stones game..its a classic traditional game in Türkiye..
Miss Vickey do you know that this game is also played in india in some villages
I just watched your video in "how-to" play the game of Gonggi? And wasn't familiar with the game until I saw it being played by these K-pop girls, it was at an annual thing they do as "celebrities", at a competition called I.S.A.C.? Anyway. My point is and I live in the states, where can I purchase them? Besides having to look in the internet. Plus I just saw an earlier video where this lady used paracord and just finished making and showing her own "homemade" Gonggi pieces!
What say you to that?! Plus I can make them multi colored gonggi pieces as well no?!
oh my good ... we have the same game in morocco i played it a lot in my childhood
I am here after reading an article about Super Junior's Yesung and his playmate. They play this game and I had to know what it was. Funny to realize that this is the same game that the cast of Busted! was playing on the episode I just saw yesterday. I did not know it was called gonggi. I wasn't paying attention. 🤣
We played a game similar to it called Jacks, it had 10 metal pieces and a ball. We used to play outside on a flat surface. Your hands took a beating. If the concrete didn't hurt your hands the metal pieces would.
Haha we played with stones wonderful childhood memories 💯😘
This is like jack stones! There’s a ball involved bc you have to pick up a certain amount every time the ball lifts and catch it within one bounce
ohhh we play it a lot in Nepal as well. As a kid we used to play a lot of it with small stones and here we call it "gatta" or "gattii"
We have a game similar to this in the USA but it involves dice and these metal 6 pointed pieces to pick up.
In Peru we also play.this game, my mom used to teach me, I can't remember at the moment how we call it but it was fun
In philippines we called it jackstone round 10
In Malaysia we also have this game and its called “batu seremban” but it goes up to 20 rounds
Yeah akhirnya Ada pun yg mention psl ni.. tak sangka Korea pun main batu seremban..igtkan mainan org Malaysia je..rpenye Korea,India n negara ii lain pun ada gak main ni
Where can you buy this?
I can't find it on Amazon.
In Malaysia, we also have a game like this. It's called batu seremban. The players can be any gender, but it's mostly played by girls. It's not originated from Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, it's just how we name the game.
We (Malaysia) also have this kind of traditional game. Call as 'batu seremban'..the rules are same but usually we played by making our own 'batu seremban'..sewing cloth filled with beans
Bluish Green In Brunei, we call it “main simban”. It is either using 5 or 7 rocks.
We have this in malaysia too. Btw Ms vicky plays it like a pro
we play it in new zealand but its called knuckle bones and we use theses kinda H shaped stones .We play it a little different but the concept is still the same
In philippines... that game is simillar in jack stones here in the philippines
This game is so satisfying
We have similar game in Kazakhstan. It is called "bes tas" - 5 stones. But we have 13 rounds. At the end if you catch 5 stones it is 50 points. And you play that game until someone gets 100 points
We played this before, but we used “jack” from jackstone or a stone when we’re playing outside
We used to play this game in our village,with seeds called पायचे 🤗🤗🤗
Round five 😭😭😭
I can not catch the darn things on the back of my hand. I don’t know how people do it 😂
We also used to play this in Madagascar! It's called Tsobato