Korean lesson #12 HOW TO USE NATIVE NUMBERS IN KOREAN WITH UNIT NOUNs
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-Lesson 12: How to use native numbers in Korean with unit nouns
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Do you like coffee? I used to love coffee so much that I drank three cups of coffee a day. But I couldn't sleep well at night, so I only drink one or two cups of coffee these days. What about you? How many cups of coffee do you drink a day? Or how many cups of water do you drink a day?
Today we're going to learn how to use native numbers when you talk about the number of items and the number of people. Let's get started.
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📌Part 1-GRAMMAR
In the beginner lesson 5, I already dealt with sino-numbers. If you haven't seen the video yet, please click this way and come back.
👉 • Korean lesson #5 Sino ...
Comparing both Sino and native numbers, I mentioned that native numbers are used in a more casual, friendly daily setting. What does this mean? Korean people use it when you say age, the number of people and items, and the hours of a day. That's it! We don't use this number system for Mathematics, complex measurements, or scientific performance. It means you don't need to know this number from 0 to 10,000 like sino-numbers. Today must be your lucky day!
The better news is that native numbers are often used from just 1 to 10. Really? Yes. Well... kind of… There is one exception: age. That’s because we can be older than 10 years old, right? The first part of the video is from 1 to 10 with 10 unit nouns and the second part is from 11 to 99 to talk about age. Then let's started with 하나.
1 하나 / 2 둘 / 3 셋 / 4 넷 / 5 다섯 / 6 여섯 / 7 일곱 / 8 여덟 / 9 아홉 / 10 열
To count the number of objects or people, put an appropriate unit noun to the native number. At this point, the form of the native number changes slightly. 하나 becomes 한, 둘 becomes 두, 셋 becomes 세, and 넷 becomes 네.
Now Let's count the numbers with the unit nouns.
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To correct 1:17 _ friendly , not friendnly
안녕하세요. In what kind of situations, we use 수무 instead of 스물?
스물' is used to read the number 20 in the Native Korean number system.
and 스무+살 스무+명, '스무' is used to indicate the exact number of objects or age in combination with other unit nouns(or counter nouns) like 병, 잔, 권...
Alpha Korean Helena thank you so much!!
Please speak slower as we are not Korean.