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Park Ji Hyeob
How to say numbers in korean?
Sep 5, 2013 4:38 PM
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numbers in korean have two kinds
The sino and the native
The sino is 1 il 2 e 3 sam 4 sa 5 o 6 yuk 7 chil 8 pal 9 gu 10 sip
I don't remember all the native but 1 hana 2 dul 3 set 4 net 5 daseot 6 yeoseot
Hope it helped ><
September 5, 2013
Korean numbers are counted in 2 different systems. The number in Korean is known as 숫자 – Sutja. First of all, let’s learn some Korean number related names or terms that are used for the calculation of numbers.
Division is 나누기 in Korean
Multiplication is 곱하기 in Korean
Subtraction is 빼기 in Korean
Plus is 더하기 in Korean
How to say Korean numbers?
Number how to say numbers in Korean pronunciation
0 영/공 YUNG / GONG
1 일 IL
2 이 I / EE
3 삼 SAM
4 사 SA
5 오 O
6 육 YUK
7 칠 CHHIL
8 팔 FAL
9 구 GU
10 십 SIB / SIP
If you want to learn more about Korean language visit this post.
https://koreanly.com/korean-numbers/#How_to_write_numbers_in_Korean
April 4, 2020
hey thank you so much!!!! it make me more understand~ ^^
its okay about the space
September 11, 2013
sorry its not spaced i tried to say it but for some reason it wont space it.
September 11, 2013
Sino Korean Numeral Counting
영; yeong; Zero
일; il; One.
이; e; Two.
삼; sam; Three.
사; sa; Four.
오; o; Five.
육; yook; Six.
칠; chil; Seven.
팔; pal; Eight.
구; goo; Nine.
십; ship; Ten.
십일; shipil; Eleven.
십이; shipe; Twelve.
십삼; shipsam; Thirteen.
십사; shipsa; Fourteen.
십오; shipo; Fifteen.
이십; iship; Twenty.
삼십; samship; Thirty.
사십; saship; Forty.
오십; oship; Fifty.
육십; yookship; Sixy.
칠십; chilship; Seventy.
팔십; palship; Eighty.
구십; gooship; Ninety.
백; baek; One Hundred
천; chun; One Thousand.
만; man; Ten Thousand.
십만; shipman; Hundred Thousand.
백만; baekman; Million.
천만; chunman; Ten Million.
억; eok; Hundred Million.
as you might have already noticed the way to count to 11 is by adding 1 in back of ten. when counting to 20 you added 2 in front of 10, or thirty would be three ten.
Example how you would say 987; 구백 팔십 칠; goobaek palship chil.
September 11, 2013
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Park Ji Hyeob
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English, Korean, Malay
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