Korean numbers?
How do you or what do you add?
Like for example
Uses and what number to use sino/korean?
when to use this?
6번
6분
6개
and others I don't know yet like
( Not sure which numbers to use from sino and korean so I'm adding single digit and large digits )
6 points
600 points
6 people
600 people
6x ( like 5x more heavier, 10x more brighter )
How do you say I can speak 3 languages? which of the 2 should you use?
and if you can, please add more because I'm sleepy right now.
thank you

Question

Korean numbers?
How do you or what do you add?
Like for example
Uses and what number to use sino/korean?
when to use this?
6번 
6분 
6개
and others I don't know yet like
( Not sure which numbers to use from sino and korean so I'm adding single digit and large digits )
6 points
600 points
6 people
600 people
6x  ( like 5x more heavier, 10x more brighter )
How do you say I can speak 3 languages? which of the 2 should you use?
and if you can, please add more because I'm sleepy right now.
thank you

Answer

Quoted from https://www.italki.com/question/372129

It depends on the counting noun.
Generally,
if the counting noun is Sino-Korean, the numbers read as Sino-Korean.
if the counting noun is Native-Korean, the numbers read as native-Korean.
There are some exceptions.
건, 개, 명, 시간, 근, 시 are used with native-Korean number

살 is native, 54(살) read as native.
세 is Sino-Korean, 54(세) reads as Sino-Korean.

When reading as Native number, the number which is above 100 read as Sino and the number which is below 100 read as native.

6번 => 육번(for number), 여섯번(for times)
6분 => 육분(for minutes), 여섯분(for people)
6개 => 여섯개
6 points => 육점 or 여섯점
600 points => 육백점
6 people => 여섯명
600 people => 육백명
6x => 여섯배

3 languages  => 언어 세개, 세개의 언어