Count in Korean: Native Korean Numbers (1 - 99)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2020
- Do you want to learn how to count in Korean using Native Korean numbers? This video will teach you how to count from 1 to 99.
Why only 99? How about 100 and more?
Starting from 100, Koreans use Sino-Korean numbers.
There are two number systems in Korean: Sino-Korean and Native Korean. You need to know both.
In this lesson you will learn Native Korean numbers and in what situations you should use them. I will also give you a few exercises so that you could practice and absorb the new information faster.
I will teach you larger numbers (mln, bln, trn) in the lesson #54.
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Your videos are VERY helpful!! Thank you so much for the effort you put into teaching us!! 🌸❤️
Thank you~^^♥️
Thank you, honestly native number are so difficult than sino-korean number huhu... Fighting 💪
Thank you so much for wonderful class 😊👍
네~~^^ ㅎ
Looking at this lesson right after learning the Sino-korean numbers I could say this is a bit harder to learn. It’s just that I feel more comfortable using the sino than the native.😊 But again thanks for this lesson. I’ll surely study the native.😊
im here..
your courses are very organize. thank you very much.
Thank you^^ I am glad you liked it :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE can't wait for more lessons :)
Yes, I was going to make Grammar videos but I caught a cold and my voice is not in the best condition lol
As soon as it gets better, hopefully I will finally upload a new grammar video :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE we really appreciate your effort. i'm having a hard time understanding the particles. there is too many and still having a struggle what particle to use to. I hope you feel better and definitely will recommend your channel to my friends and classmate :)
Hello^^
I am sorry for late reply :)
Yeah, entire Korean language is all about particles.
Thank you so much and feel free if you have any questions.
P.S. I suggest you to start with Korean Alphabet & Grammar playlist and use other playlists (listening, vocabulary, etc.) as additional study material.
@KOREAN FULL COURSE I have question about patchim more time and thanks for your cooperation ❤️❤️❤️😁💖
1)) when do I read the first or second consonant(ㄹㄱ) ㄹ orㄱ?
2))when do I read the first or the second consonant (ㄹㅂ) ㄹ or ㅂ??,
I'm really enjoyed and exited with your courses, every single day I watch you thanks 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️keep going
Please watch Hangul: Full List of Reading Rules (Double Patchim section).
There are like 13, if I am not mistaken, such patchims including ㄺ, ㄼ, etc. In that lesson I explain how to read them and give examples. ❤️ Thanks to you too^^
Me podrías enseñar a conjugar palabras pofavor :( 🌌 por cierto el video me sirvió mucho, gracias 🌌💞
Sí~ Voy a hacerlo en la semana que viene ^^ Ya sabe tiempos? El tiempo pasado por ejemplo? Es que es más complicado.
Cómo diria 먹다, 가다, 보다, 두다, 쉬다, 마시다, 하다 en el tiempo pasado?
In my opinion sion was more easier than this😁
Hi, what do we use when reading korean number plates/car registration numbers do we use sino or native korean numbers
thank you
Hello^^
Sino :)
감사합니다 선생님(^^)
I have a question... when you said to count number of times I didn't get what you mean well... For example when you say "do something twice or 22 times" which one we use sino or Korean numbers?
Cuz I've watched some videos and they were using sino for saying the frequency I mean the number of times
I'm really confused could you please explain this to me (｡ŏ﹏ŏ)
Hello Raven^^
Hmm.... That's an interesting question.
According to the rules, when you say 'number of times', you should use Native Korean numbers.
' I have been to Korea two times. '
저는 한국에 두 번 가 봤어요. '
But, actually, you are right. Often Koreans use Sino-Korean numbers for 'number of times'.
I have noticed that for larger numbers, for some reason, Koreans usually use Sino-Korean numbers.
By 'larger numbers' I mean numbers starting somewhere from 18 ~ 20.
For example,
' I have watched this movie 30 times. '
would be 삼십 번 instead of 서른 번
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE that's exactly what I meant ! and you really explained it very well (^^) now thanks to you it's clear for me ✨
Thank you so much for your efforts
Keep doing more videos I really love your way of explaining 😌
감사합니다 선생님~
Hi please guide me,열 여 섯(16)how do i pronounce it (yo'l yo'sot) or (yo'ryo'sot)also 17,18,and 19.Thank you.❤️
Hello^^
Aha~
16 - yol yosot
17 - yol ilgop
18 - yol yodol
19 - yor ahop
Hi, Could you please tell me how to pronounce 28 and 29?
Thank you in advance 😊
Hello ^^
I will type it and you can put these words into google translator window and play it to listen pronunciation :)
Sino-Korean numbers:
28 이십 팔
29 이십 구
Native Korean numbers:
28 스물 여덟
29 스물 아홉
고맙습니다
Why is there no translation in Arabic I really can't understand in English so please do the translation in Arabic😢❤❤I am using google translator now☺💔
하나 둘 셋 넷 다섯 여섯 일곱 여덟 아홉 열
열하나 열둘 열셋 열넷 열다섯 열여섯 열일곱 열여덟 열아홉
스물 스물하나 스물둘 스물셋 스물넷 스물다섯
스물여섯 스물일곱 스물여덟 스물아홉
서른 서른하나 서른둘 서른셋 서른넷 서른다섯
서른여섯 서른일곱 서른여덟 서른아홉
마흔 마흔하나 마흔둘 마흔셋 마흔넷 마흔다섯
마흔여섯 마흔일곱 마흔여덟 마흔아홉
쉰 쉰하나 쉰둘 쉰셋 쉰넷 쉰다섯 쉰여섯 쉰일곱
쉰여덟 쉰아홉
예순 예순하나 예순둘 예순셋 예순다섯 예순여섯
예순일곱 예순여덟 예순아홉
일흔 일흔하나 일흔둘 일흔셋 일흔넷 일흔다섯 일흔여섯
일흔일곱 일흔여덟 일흔아홉
여든 여든하나 여든둘 여든셋 여든넷 여든다섯 여든여섯
여든일곱 여든여덟 여든아홉
아흔 아흔하나 아흔둘 아흔셋 아흔넷 아흔다섯 아흔여섯
아흔일곱 아흔여덟 아흔아홉
감사합니다 :) could you check this please?
Wau 😲 :)) That's crazily awesome! 🙂
You type well :)
Just one number is missed 예순넷 :)
@@KOREANFULLCOURSE oops i dropped 여순넷
Thank you :)
@@windoju6012 ㅎㅎ 네~