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gobang

[ goh-bahng ]

noun

  1. a Japanese game played on a go board with players alternating and attempting to be first to place five counters in a row.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of gobang1

1885–90; < Japanese, equivalent to go go 2 + ban board (< Chin)
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In Gobang, where Ms. Kusumaningrum is based, there is no running water and no Internet.

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Ms. Kusumaningrum says one of the biggest challenges is not having people her own age to talk to — many of the young people from Gobang have gone to work at factories in Jakarta, leaving an age gap that is noticeable.

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She now rotates between classrooms at the modest school in Gobang, teaching English, math and Indonesian to grades one through six.

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“I like interacting with children, and I like to listen to them and talk to them, and I think I’m good at that,” said the 23-year-old Indonesian, who enrolled in the program, Indonesia Mengajar, and has lived in Gobang, West Java, since last June.

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Strike's real name was Gobang; but we called him Strike, because he was always asking for more pay.

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