Alphabets in Korean are different than English. It is categorized into consonants and vowels. By knowing this, it will help you with pronouncing the written text in Korean. :)
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Korean has two sets of numbers. Native and Sino. Sino numbers are taken from Chinese. Native numbers are commonly used so pay extra careful attention.
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From 11, you can simply speak the numbers by adding upwards.
For example, 12 (10 + 2) = yeol-dool
25 (20 + 5) = seu-mool-da-seot
37(30 + 7) = seo-reun il-gob
Easy, right?
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