Korean Language (한국)

Numbers in Korean.

There are two sets of numbers in Korean: the native Korean system and the Sino-Korean system. 

Sino-Korean Numbers are used for:

ü 1. figures

ü 2. sums

ü 3. prices

ü 4. minutes and seconds E.g ( sam-sib-o bun (삼십오 분) means "__:35" or "thirty-five minutes.")

ü 5. saying the date

ü  6. counting days, weeks and years

ü 7. in place of pure-Korean numbers for amounts over 99 (and often for amounts over 40)

Pure Korean numbers are used for:

ü counting tangible, physical objects such as

ü potatoes, cars, people, tickets and cups of tea

ü age

ü hours

ü counting hours Counting objects

Tip!

Guy’s para mas madali yung ka-kabisaduhin nyo lang sa SINO KOREAN SYSTEM NUMBER ay (1-10) dahil pinag sasama mo lang ang dalawang number E.g SHIP-I (12) which means SHIP (10) + I (2) = 12. Mag iiba lang sya pag dating ng (20) kasi nagiging SUFFIX na sya E.g SAM-SHIP (30) Which is SAM (30) + SHIP (10) = 30.    ARASSO???

 ----- Okey Now Let’s Start.

SINO KOREAN SYSTEM NUMBER’S

1 – il              일

2 – I               이

3 – sam       삼

4 – sa           사 

5 – o             오

6 – yuk         육

7 – chil         칠

8 – pal          팔

9 – gu           구

10 – ship     십

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