Korean Counters

In Korean when you want to specify exactly how many of something there is using numbers you must also use these things called "counters". Learn about that in this video. Plus, sometimes hana, dul, set, and net become han, du, se, and ne. Learn when to use each case.
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[@StudyKoreanTogether]

Did you figure out how to say 30 pianos?
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피아노 서른 개
pi-a-no seo-reun gae

[@sosononoloo2151]

Over 20 in counters we put 개 only, right?

[@StudyKoreanTogether]

Nothing unusual happens over 20. Keep using the same counter: "gae" for things, "myeong" for people, "ma-ri" for anmals... etc.

[@diberwolf2429]

ㄹis not a r sound its more so a l sound like

[@trinny_y]

It is similar to the “t” in the word water, lightly taps the roof of your mouth

[@ferdinandfontanilla5846]

Thanks !!!

[@feedhyungwonplease6087]

thankssssss

[@StudyKoreanTogether]

You're ssssso welcome ;)