Lesson 10 Numbers and Counting
LET'S LEARN BASICS OF KOREAN LANGUAGE!
In Korean there are two sets of numbers which are used when counting, the first set are known as pure Korean numbers, and the other are Sino-korean which is based on the chinese numerals.
The use of these numbers depends on the context in which it is used, for example the pure korean numbers are used when counting hours, and the sino korean when used to count minutes.
kong | 0 | ||||||
il | 1 | shibil | 11 | ishibil | 21 | ||
i | 2 | shibi | 12 | ishibi | 22 | ||
sam | 3 | shipsam | 13 | ishipsam | 23 | ||
sa | 4 | shipsa | 14 | ishipsa | 24 | ||
o | 5 | shibo | 15 | ||||
yuk | 6 | shimnyuk | 16 | ||||
ch'il | 7 | shipch'il | 17 | ||||
p'al | 8 | shipp'al | 18 | ||||
ku | 9 | shibku | 19 | ishipku | 29 | ||
ship | 10 | iship | 20 | samship | 30 | ||
saship | 40 | ||||||
kuship | 90 | ||||||
paek | 100 | ||||||
ch'on | 1000 | ||||||
man | 10,000 |
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@shineexsmxfamily- yeah they do call doctors songsaengnim too, that i don't know why sorry
- and -nim is for respect , maybe they use it to respect the teacher or doctor something like that, i'm so sorry. if i found out i'll tell you :D
that's it for today! :D tomorrow i'll update more
oh and for numbers, they use many others that i don't know the full one like hana, dul, set, ne ,tasot.... etc
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