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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[@n35mendez72]

To correct 1:17 _ friendly , not friendnly

[@klin7474]

안녕하세요. In what kind of situations, we use 수무 instead of 스물?

[@alphakoreanclass]

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...

[@klin7474]

Alpha Korean Helena thank you so much！！

[@Happysoul92]

Please speak slower as we are not Korean.