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ASSIGNMENT Sentence Structure of The Language and Culture Festival

The Euphoria festival at UIB on November 11, 2022, showcased the diversity of languages and cultures, featuring Indonesian, English, Japanese, and Korean. Students participated in various activities, including traditional games, cosplay, and culinary displays. One highlight was the Korean game Jegi Chagi, which proved to be more challenging than it appeared.

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ASSIGNMENT Sentence Structure of The Language and Culture Festival

The Euphoria festival at UIB on November 11, 2022, showcased the diversity of languages and cultures, featuring Indonesian, English, Japanese, and Korean. Students participated in various activities, including traditional games, cosplay, and culinary displays. One highlight was the Korean game Jegi Chagi, which proved to be more challenging than it appeared.

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Name : Jeffri Liu

NPM : 2231132
Class : 1TUMA

Festival Bahasa dan Budaya EUPHORIA: Collaboration within diversities UIB 2022

On 11th November 2022, UIB has a Language and culture festival called “Euphoria”. This
activity is a festival activity that covers 4 languages, namely, Indonesian, English, Japanese, and
Korean. The participants in the activity this time were UIB students, especially Korean and
Japanese classes in Hall B Floor 1. The various stand on which they sell a bunch of unique
dishes from each country. Other than that, there are various events such as traditional games, Jegi
chagi, cosplay, Kpop dances, table manner, singing, pastry creativity, etc. This activity will
demonstrate the diversity of languages and cultures studied at UIB, and It is also a vehicle for
creating UIB students who are expected to demonstrate their abilities in similar activities at a
higher level in the future.

One of the events is traditional games specifically from Korea. The first game is Jegi Chagi
although from afar it seems easy, but while I play the game it is harder than I thought. To begin
with, the player must kick the feather for three times in a row to win the game. After countless
attempts, I finally win the game with various techniques.

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