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GAMES:

- 1) Guess Who? (1 copy. Good for teaching privates) - This is a classic game that you may have played as a child. It's a 2-person game. Basically, each player chooses a secret person from a set of 24 people, and they take turns asking "yes/no" questions trying to figure out which person their opponent has.
http://www.amazon.com/Hasbro-4800-Guess-Board-Game/dp/B00000IWDR
Condition: Like new
Price: 20,000 won (that includes shipping)

- 2) Speak and Play (1 copy. Good for teaching 2-6 players) - In this game students roll a die and land on squares, and on each square they have to construct a sentence or question using the verb they landed on. Each time they go around the board they can use a different tense. There are probably other ways to use it. I haven't actually used it.
http://www.mjscreations.com/pages/game_speakandplay.htm
Condition: Like new
Price: 20,000 won (that includes shipping)

- 3) Diplomacy (2 copies. Each board can accomodate 3-7 players) - I bought this game in the states thinking it could be a great, engaging game that might really bring out lots of speaking from my university students. It probably would be, but the rules of the game are complicated and it would take several hours to play, so I never attempted to use it. I don't know how many teachers would be in a position to use this game as a teaching tool, but maybe you'd like the game to play with your friends. According to some reviews I read, it can be quite engaging and is an adult game. I haven't actually played it.
http://www.amazon.com/diplomacy-avalon-hill-board-game/dp/B001PUJY9C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=toys-and-games&qid=1256865840&sr=8-3
Condition: Like new
Price: 30,000 won each (that includes shipping)


TAPE RECORDERS:

I have a bunch of handheld tape recorders that I don't need. I bought them a few years ago for my students to use for tape recording homework.

The day I bought them I actually tested several different models in the shop to see which model recorded with the best sound quality. I bought the model that sounded best.

The model was the Panasonic RQL11. The price at Yongsan was 32,000 won. The sound is nice and clear without distortion.
http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-RQ-L11-Portable-Cassette-Player/dp/B0000659TW

The recorders have been used by students but each one seems to be in good condition. I actually abandoned the sound recording homework after 3 semesters.

Condition: Good
Price: 18,000 won each (that includes shipping costs). If you get more than one, each additional one is 15,000 won (with no extra charge for shipping). I'll test each one before mailing it.


CONTACT INFO:

If you're interested in buying one or more things, you can write to [email protected], or PM me.

Thank you

[ulsantom]

I emailed you concerning the recorders but have, as yet, no reply!!

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By the way, I contacted ulsantom and he got a couple of the tape recorders. They sound better than most other models and I hope some other people are interested