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I am not sure about websites but there is an English Plus store in Daejoen that has a whole host of English games. I think they are in most of the Metropolitan cities if you can get to one.

All the best.

I made my own board game that can be easily adapted to fit any subject/field.
I suggest teams of 6 players. 
Make about 60 cards with your own questions/answers.  Of that make 7 Bomb cards and 7 Steal cards.
You will need board counters and dice - these you can make or buy.

Change Direction spaces:  Students take turns going ABCD.  When they land on change direction, they change direction in the order of the players.  Thus playing DCBA.

The winner can be determined by either.  I did it that way so that short time for the game can be determined by who reaches the Finish/End space.  Other classes where I have a lot of time winner are determined by who has the most points.  So they must go round and round the board recycling the question cards if they need to until I say time is up.

Relax spaces:  they do nothing.  No points.  No cards.  Just relax.

http://www.koreaboardgames.com/ that's the website of a store that is in Changwon, I believe. You'll have to get your co to translate as it's all in Korean.

Alternately you can also look on GMarket. I bought Apples to Apples off of it.

http://www.interhobby.co.kr/

http://www.popcone.co.kr/src/main/indexpage.php

http://ainedu.co.kr/shop/goods/goods_list.php?category=009002

http://ww3.schooledu.co.kr/shop/event/ShopEvent.asp?eventnum=192&NVKWD=%EB%A3%A8%ED%95%91+%EB%A3%A8%EC%9D%B4&NVADKWD=%EB%A3%A8%ED%95%91%EB%A3%A8%EC%9D%B4&NVAR=PL&NVADID=197415075

http://search.11st.co.kr/SearchPrdAction.tmall?method=getTotalSearchSeller&targetTab=T&isGnb=Y&prdType=&category=&cmd=&pageSize=30&lCtgrNo=&mCtgrNo=&sCtgrNo=&dCtgrNo=&fromACK=ack&semanticFromGNB=&gnbTag=TO&semanticKeyword=&schFrom=&tagetTabNm=%C5%EB%C7%D5%B0%CB%BB%F6&kwd=%BA%B8%B5%E5%B0%D4%C0%D3&adUrl=&adKwdTrcNo=

http://www.gabenori.co.kr/m/

http://www.imall1004.com/view/webapp/control/shopMain

Will probably have the best luck with Interhobby but 11st is also good.

yes24 and kyobo's websites both sell board games, but usually charge for shipping

I've heard of a website called "whatthebook.com" or something like that. Anyone ever used them?

What the Book? is an awesome bookstore!  I haven't ordered from their online store yet, but I've visited their store in the Itaewon area of Seoul at least 3 times (use exit 1 @ Itaewon station, walk straight out of the exit, it's on the second floor on your right after a few blocks).

They don't, however, have board games.  But they're great for books!   Kyobo bookstores are good, and Bandi and Lunis bookstore in COEX mall (Samsung Station on line 2 subway) has a pretty good English board game selection.  You asked for websites though...   Sorry... Maybe Gmarket?