Korean Language Notes #oo5: Korean Numbers
Korean Numbers
Native&Sino
Hello everyone! So today I will be explaining about Korean Numbers.
There are two sets of korean numbers, Native and Sino.
Sino-Korean numbers are borrowed from Chinese.
Now let's get started!
Native
[used for Age with 살/sal, Hour of a day, Number of people, Number of things]
1 하나(ha-na)
2 둘(dul)
3 셋(set)
4 넷(net)
5 다섯(da-seot)
6 여섯(yeo-seot)
7 일곱(il-gob)
8 여덟(yeo-deol)
9 아홉(a-hob)
10 열(yeol)
20 스물(seu-mul)
30 서른(seo-reun)
+How to use the numbers
열(yeol) + 다섯(da-seot) = 15 (10+5) // yeol+daseot
열(yeol) +셋(set) = 13 (10+3) // yeol+set
스물(seu-mul) + 일곱(il-gob) = 27 (20+7) // seumul+ilgob
Sino
[used for Age with 세/se, Date, Temperature, Minutes and seconds, Money, Phone numbers]
1 일(il)
2 이(ee)
3 삼(sam)
4 사(sa)
5 오(o)
6 육(yuk)
7 칠(chil)
8 팔(pal)
9 구(gu)
10 싶(ship)
100 백(baek)
1000 천(cheon)
+How to use the numbers
싶(ship) + 오(o) = 15 (10+5) // ship+o
싶(ship) + 삼(sam) = 13 (10+3) // ship+sam
이(ee) + 싶(ship) + 칠(chil) = 27 (2+10+7) // ee+ship+chil
백(baek) + 구(gu) = 109 (100+9) // baek+gu
If you don't understand any of these, please tell me alright? Hehehehe
Labels: hangul, korean, Korean Numbers, notes
Korean Language Notes #oo5: Korean Numbers
Korean Numbers
Native&Sino
Hello everyone! So today I will be explaining about Korean Numbers.
There are two sets of korean numbers, Native and Sino.
Sino-Korean numbers are borrowed from Chinese.
Now let's get started!
Native
[used for Age with 살/sal, Hour of a day, Number of people, Number of things]
1 하나(ha-na)
2 둘(dul)
3 셋(set)
4 넷(net)
5 다섯(da-seot)
6 여섯(yeo-seot)
7 일곱(il-gob)
8 여덟(yeo-deol)
9 아홉(a-hob)
10 열(yeol)
20 스물(seu-mul)
30 서른(seo-reun)
+How to use the numbers
열(yeol) + 다섯(da-seot) = 15 (10+5) // yeol+daseot
열(yeol) +셋(set) = 13 (10+3) // yeol+set
스물(seu-mul) + 일곱(il-gob) = 27 (20+7) // seumul+ilgob
Sino
[used for Age with 세/se, Date, Temperature, Minutes and seconds, Money, Phone numbers]
1 일(il)
2 이(ee)
3 삼(sam)
4 사(sa)
5 오(o)
6 육(yuk)
7 칠(chil)
8 팔(pal)
9 구(gu)
10 싶(ship)
100 백(baek)
1000 천(cheon)
+How to use the numbers
싶(ship) + 오(o) = 15 (10+5) // ship+o
싶(ship) + 삼(sam) = 13 (10+3) // ship+sam
이(ee) + 싶(ship) + 칠(chil) = 27 (2+10+7) // ee+ship+chil
백(baek) + 구(gu) = 109 (100+9) // baek+gu
If you don't understand any of these, please tell me alright? Hehehehe
Labels: hangul, korean, Korean Numbers, notes
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