This is so great! I used to play this as a kid. I seem to remember some extra "rules", maybe for more advanced play. Something about not being able to take one of the pieces from in the middle of two others? Not throwing a piece higher than a specific height, not being able to "stamp" down the pieces on the 4th round...something about catching them on the 5th round. Any of these other rules come to mind?

Uhh so my ass would not survive because I would not understand it especially if I had to learn right on the spot and if someone just put me there because i’m a girl 😭

After practicing for a bit I can do it up to round 4, but on round 5 I couldn't dream of getting more than 2 points

Thank you for explaining it so well! I hope you upload more Grammar Videos like this in the Future:)

Everyone: omg squid game!!!!!! Me whos here cuz my boyfriend used to play it as a kid and wanted to show me 🥺

Excuse me, why is it 모기에 and not 모기로? Also thank you for the lessons they are very good(: edit; Oh never mind sorry.

thank you miss vicky 감사합니다 love youuu

Something that I'm confused about is the way you write "ㅎ“! I'm not sure why, but seeing the way you write it instead of the ㅎ I'm used to feels strange lol

Now I can play squid game 2 LOL

this tutorial really helped me thank you so much!

Sale likhte kuch aur hai, aur bolte kuch aur hai, hindi zindabad😂😂😂😂😂

항상 공강하세요 선생님 ❤❤

I’ve been practicing but round five is too hard

Even though I’m American I played this in elementary and middle school (I’m in high school now) because this blasian (black Asian ) taught me and my friends this game we played it during recess and breaks now after watching squid game season two I remembered the good old days before high school:)

Dankje geweldige les❤

Bedankt

Your videos are so well done, I've been doing notes and everything! I have a lot of speaking issues when speaking English (my first language) and Spanish that aren't cropping up here which is interesting

My hands are rlly small and I can’t fit 5 at once so whenever I catch one I put one on the floor and I play it this way

the most frustrating part is sometimes she'll explain what shes doing and saying, then next moments she rushed ahead without saying anything, it makes it really hard to follow along. since she also did it as an edit... edit: okay im now seeing that she did clarify a lot of my questions but in a commnet?????? dude just remake the video, then you could have also updated some of the visuals and written it better too.

Kinda give up at batchim 😂

이 수업 가르주셨어 , 정말 감사합니다 선생님 ☺️ . 나는 선생님의 오늘 채널을 찾았어 기뿐이 좋아해요

Wow, I only started learning Korean on Monday, and I already understand so much thanks to you!! I thought it would be so much harder learning a language from scratch, but it turns out that it’s not.

Where did you get the jacks from? (Sry, idk what they're called, and im too lazy to check because it's late)

나는 사미르

6:27 the sound is similar like uh (a) in English

Where did you get your Gong-gi stones?

who’s also korean and pissed everyone is calling it “the squid game thing”

Es tut mir leider, aber das ist nicht nur viel zu schnell sondern auch soooo schlecht erklärt. Ohne Beispiele, wie soll man das als nicht Englisch Muttersprachler verstehen? Schade.

Thank you Miss Vicky for helping me during this third attempt on learning 한글 ❤ The third is the charm.

Where did you get them

The way you write some letters may be confusing for ex on 핸드폰 why don’t you write it ㅎ the way you do looks like a ㅗ

you are amazing!! but maybe im still at a lower level, i was really bad ahahah

Had no idea that 을/를 테 would imply a soft assumption or guess. Then the 거 would apply hard guess or "will" happening.

I'll look at your channel day by day

선생님이랑 같이 한국 문법을 연습하는 게 꿀잼이였어요!! 고생 많으셨습니다 선생님!!

Die koreanische Sprache ist für einen Deutschen ziemlich schwer zu lernen. Wie funktioniert die koreanische Handytastatur?

boring as fuck

Fun Fact: in Armenia, this game is call yotkar / 7 rocks, by name you guess it they used 7 stones Instead of 5

Can you tell me how you are so good

Thank you! I appreciate watching your lessons all the time…

I’m here from squidgames😂😂. I subbed.

This is fantastically helpful . Thank you

Hi Vicky 선생님, this both grammar are usually or only use on "I"? e.g. 수잔 씨는 음색을 준비할 테니까 갠디 씨는 커피을 사요. (X) 저는 음색을 준비할 테니까 갠디 씨는 커피을 사요. (O) 감사합니다.

I'm watching this cuz some pink jumpsuit guy told me I had 5 min to prepare for my next game. wish me luck

How it become the future tense of 는데? Any way thank you for this 선생님

55:22 even cat started praising, at this point 🤭

We also have some rules in portuguese for formal speaking, so it's easier :D

Thank you so much for the video! I learned a lot!! One thing I found interesting culturally was the student asking for a favor with only a week's notice, but it was accepted well! :o In my experience in American public schools and universities, if you want any recommendation letter or official document from a professor it is common courtesy to request at least 4-6 weeks in advance, sometimes even longer! Granted it does depend on your relationship with the professor, the number of students they have, and perhaps the time of the request. Providing excess time to complete a favor is a way of showing the professor you respect their time and workload, I have never heard of someone asking the week before! In fact, I remember feeling so embarrassed and upset when I forgot to ask my professor until 3 weeks before the deadline- and most of my peers had gotten their letters months before! So, the whole video I was curious thinking "Is one week really okay? Is that typical in Korea?" Whether it is a cultural difference or just an example for the conversation, it made things very interesting!

Bro i came here cuz of squid game

Que aula perfeita. 😊❤