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Here’s the complete list of native-Korean numbers 1-10 and 20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90 with hangul and pronunciations. baek) means “100” in Korean. And from this point forward, you would only use Sino-Korean numbers. After 99, Native Korean numbers are no longer in use, so you don’t need to know them. If you’ve studied Japanese before, this may not surprise you. Japanese numbers work the same way.) Why Are There Two Number Systems in Korea?

Let’s say you want to say 21 in Korean which is “스물하나” (seumulhana) which is a combination of 20 in Korean (스물) and 1(하나 in Korean ). Then 12 in Korean would be 열둘[combination of 10(열) and 2(둘 )]. The counter 사람 [sa-ram] is used to count people. 사람 by itself means person/people, basically referring to a small number of people. Second”, “third”, and “fourth” in Korea use the Native Korean words for “two”, “three”, and “four” but drop the bottom hangul character:Just Look at a map and you’ll see that China and Korea are geographically so close. Besides trading goods to Korea, the Chinese language also influenced the Korean language and culture in many aspects of common daily life greetings and words This is because how Koreans break up their large numbers doesn’t quite match how we do it in English. But don’t worry about that too much! You’ll get used to it naturally as you count in Korean. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to read native Korean numbers 1–100 with examples and exercises. You’ll also learn how to use numbers in sentences (free printable Korean flashcards and infographics included). Koreans generally use native-Korean numbers to count in Korean from 20 to 40. Beyond that, it’s quite common for Koreans to use either Sino-Korean or native-Korean numbers. Except for the case when telling time in the Korean language, which uses both number systems.

In Korean, they have specific words used to count different object categories. These words are called counters.After your first greeting, you may want to say something like, “Glad to meet you,” before you introduce your name. While that is fine, I usually skip this part. But if you really mean it, you can say it by all means. It’s 십 ( sip, “10”) + 이 ( i, “2”) = 십이 ( sibi, “12”). Or, in Native Korean, 열 ( yeol, “10”) + 둘 ( dul, “2”) = 열둘 ( yeoldul, “12”). Up to this point, you should be able to give a self-introduction of your name, age, nationality, occupation, and even talk about things that you like. That is a big step toward being able to make many new Korean friends. This is when your self-introduction really starts: introducing your name. Before we learn how to introduce our names in Korean, it is equally important to learn the phrase, “What is your name?” in Korean to make things more conversational.

But notice you don’t need 일 ( il, “one”) for these words, except once you hit one trillion. That’s because the word itself explains it. Here are the steps I used to memorize Korean numbers. Anki Isn’t The Only Game In Town. just sing a song Number” in Korean is 숫자 ( sutja). It refers to numbers as figures or numerals. So you can’t use it for “numbers” as in a phone number. That would be 번호 ( beonho).but Korean use 분can actually count seven different categories of things, which we broke down in great detail Simman is just 10 + 10,000, or 10 x 10,000, which makes 100,000. The same is true for baekman which combines 100 + 10,000. But, after that, you say the number as normal and add -번째 ( beonjjae) to the end. So “fifth” would be 다섯번째 ( daseosbeonjjae). Months and Days in Korean Well, it has something to do with Korea’s long history with China and its influence on Korean culture. You will hear Korean numbers very often in a Taekwondo class – they are used for counting movements of forms, or counting techniques in line-work. Korean numbers are some of the first Korean language terms that you will need to learn when you start training in Taekwondo. It’s quite likely that you will be tested on your knowledge of Korean numbers at your first Taekwondo grading.

Here’s how to read the native Korean numbers 1–100. All you have to do is memorize the Korean words for 18 numbers (numbers 1 to 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90), and the rest of the numbers are simply combinations of these numbers. In the example above, 드라마 (deurama) means drama. You can replace the word with anything else that you like and it will work just as well. Just take note if the word ends with a consonant (e.g. 게임 kkeim - game), you need to use 을 (eul) instead of 를 (reul). which apply to all subscription-based apps available in the Shopify App Store. More information about Shopify app charges can also be found in this Shopify help article: https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/your-account/manage-billing/your-invoice/apps One thing that you can do to add more personality to your self-introduction is to talk about what you like. If you like television dramas, you can say:Also, don’t be surprised if someone extends their hand for a handshake. Just remember to shake with your right hand and your left hand supporting underneath, as if you are offering your hand to the other person. Add a bow for an extra dose of respect. If you are a fan of Korean drama or k-pop, combined these numbers with common Korean words and phrases that are mostly used in Korean media and you’ll be on your way to understanding k dramas easily Answers: 1. 책 마흔다섯 권,2.공책 아흔아홉 권, 3.자동차쉰셋대, 4.열넷 병 Count In Korean With Ordinal Numbers: First, Second,Third.