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04-27-2006, 02:24 AM
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Learn to count in Korean
Learning the number system in Korea can be very helpful. Here are the numbers and how to say them in Korean.
 1. hah-na 2. tool 3. set 4. net 5. tah-sot 6. yo-sot 7. eel-kop 8. yo-dolp 9. ah-hope 10. yol 20. su-mool 30. so-run 40. ma-hun 50. sheen 60. yeh-soon 70. ee-run 80. yo-dun 90. ah-hun 100. paek
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04-27-2006, 07:11 AM
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I noticed Koreans use this number system usually when it comes to age, exercising, or counting simple things.
But when it comes to larger numbers and, especially, money, it's this numbering system: 1 = Ill 2 = Ee 3 = Sahm 4 = Sah 5 = Ohh 6 = Yuuk 7 = Chil 8 = Pahl 9 = Guu 10 = Shib ... 100 = Beck (or Paek, but it's actually a strong B sound) ... 1,000 = Cheon ... (read my other post on Numbers  )I don't know what the story of why there's only 1-99 in Hangul. Can anyone shed some light? Last edited by eddiev9 : 04-27-2006 at 07:13 AM. |
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