there are two different ways of saying korean numbers
- chinese based numbers
- Native based numbers
lets start with the " chinese based number " first
0 - 영( yeong) / 공 (gong)
1 - 일 ( iL )
2 - 이 ( ii / e)
3- 삼 ( sam )
4 - 사 ( sa )
5 - 오 ( O )
6 - 육 ( yug )
7 - 칠 ( chil )
8 - 팔 ( pal )
9 - 구 ( gu )
10 - 십 ( sib )
11 - 십(10) + 일(1) : 십일 (sib-il)
12 - 십이 (sib ee)
13 - 십삼 (sib sam)
14 - 십사 ( sib sa)
15 - 십오 ( sib o)
16 - 십육 ( sib yug )
17 - 십칠 ( sib chil)
18 - 십팔 ( sib pal)
19 - 십구 ( sib gu)
20 - 이 ( 2) + 십(10) : 이십 (ii sib)
21 - 이십(20) + 일 (1)- 이십일 ( ii sib il)
22 - 이십이 ( ii sib ii)
a/n * you can continue write the rest!! 파이팅! *
30- 삼십 ( sam sib)
40 - 사십 ( sa sib)
50 - 오십 ( O sib)
60 - 육십 ( yug sib)
70 - 칠십 ( chil sib)
80 - 팔십 ( pal sib)
90 - 구십 ( gu sib)
100 - 백 ( baek) huhuuu baekhyun xD
1,000 - 천 ( cheon)
10,000 - 천만 ( cheon man)
100,000 - 만 ( man)
1,000,000 - 백만 ( baek man)
ptsssss : Chinese based numbers are used for dates, money/price , addresses, phone numbers, and numbers above 100.
exp :
* 이 신발이 얼마에요? ( ii sinbal ii eol ma eeyo? ) - how much is this shoes?
*오만원 이에요 . ( O man won ii eeyo. ) - its 50,000₩ won .
