rock paper scissors korean style

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Uploaded by on Apr 26, 2010

kids at Dori Elementary School in Jeju Do, South Korea play rock, paper, scissors

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  • Approximately- Ahn Name Yun Jingawe Kai Bye Bo

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  • i want a son like the kid with the glasses

  • Can someone explain exactly how they're playing.

    Rock, Paper, Scissors is so much more intense in Korea... I love it. lol

  • @JihwanMusic, kauwi bauwi bo! :)

  • how do you say the words to play?

    like rock paper scissors?

    How do u say and play ^-^

  • @alanwattsblues

    some used scissors but mostly korean people

    use gun-shaped scissors LOL

  • @GuiGuiProduction

    i'm korean and i never realized in america its only one on one LOOL.

    well in a group if all scissors, rock and paper come out then they do it again.

    when only two types come out, ex rock and scissors, who ever chose scissors would lose and the game will continue

    in this video, the elementary kids use TWO hands IN A GROUP.

    basically like 4 times harder than the one-on-one basic rock paper scissor LOL

  • how can they play it AS A GROUP???

    this is really interesting.. but i still don't get it.. any1 can explain???

  • Awww these kids are tooo cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Quick hands!! You think and react quicker than me. I would lose every time! So remind me not to play you guys. HAHA.

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