Hello everyone! 안녕하세요! In this video, we are introducing the Korean currency, along with some sino-Korean numbers, which we use to count money in Korean. You can download the video or watch it on Youtube. If you have any questions, please feel free to write them in the comment box below! Thank you! 감사합니다.
안녕하세효! ^^
이 비디오 좋아했어요! 다음 레슨 기다리고 있어효~ ㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그래? ㅎㅎ 다음 레슨에서 만나!
Huh, that’s easier than I thought!
Thanks
Good
“Cuanto costa?” in 이탈리아어, right?
Almost. It’s “Quanto costa?” It sounds just like the Spanish “cuanto” though. *g* OMG are you learning Italian, too?
Man, you should’ve posted this one before today. I could’ve used this before I went shopping … Ah well, I can give it another try tomorrow. Another excuse to go out and do some more shopping, hehe.
감사합니다
Haha. I’m still remembering correctly, you have two more days in Seoul, right? It was really nice meeting you yesterday and I hope you will enjoy the rest of your stay in Seoul
Do more shopping and use these expressions a lot! Hehe.
Mark de jong
Hey, I heard that you’re in Korea. Did you meet people at languagecast?
I moved to a new house last Friday so I couldn’t join. I hope you have a really great trip.
경은 얼마야? ㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋ ㅋ ㅋ
She must be expensive than you expected. hahaha
mar
ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 돈으로 살 수 없어요!! ^^
Wow, it seems so much easier when you put it this way! very catchy!!
matinga
감사합니다. I hope you can have a chance to practice.
Good day everyone~!
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안녕하세요. 반가워요!!! ^^
I am happy to hear that it’s helpful. Feel free to ask any questions.
By the way Hyunwoo and I are on good terms. It’s just joke to make lessons fun. XD At least I think so. XD
감사합니다.
저는 이 비디오 즐겼어요! 한국에서 만화를 얼마예요? 비싸요? 저는 만화를 사고 싶어요…
근데 돈이 없어요… 그리고 미국의 책방들 한국 만화 있어요? 잘 몰라요…
만화책은 보통 4,500원 정도 해요. 하지만, 만화책마다 가격이 달라요.
만화책은 시리즈로 되어 있어서 모두 모으려면 비싸요. ㅠ.ㅠ
인터넷 서점에서 찾을 수 있을 거예요.
Heeey you guys!
Im so happy to see next lesson of korean language 
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Gamsahamnida!
Kyeong-eun Choi!
You better be in good terms with Hyunwoo because I don’t like those jokes! and what does XDD means? Are you laughing at Hyunwoo or what? S_R_C
‘XD’ dosen’t always mean laughing at somebody in Korea. I think she just wanted to show her smile, not laughing action. Although they give and take a lot of jokes, they are still good friends.
wow.. sounds serious. jokes are for fun. it is really interesting in my opinion. i wonder if it is scripted because the way they spoke to each other sounded spontaneous and natural. very well done. one of the best i’ve ever come across although i don’t listen to the radio or watch tv very often. haha. keep up the good work. hwaiting!! (no hangeul at work) >.<
i love the new 오만원!! so pretty ~~ ^^ thanks for the lesson!
now, if only i had some money to go to the 문구점 to buy some stationery…….. ㅋㅋ
Nice video! ^___^
It’s nice to see Korean currency and become familiar with it.
I’m finding it really easy to say the numbers now thanks to your lessons ^__^
Muchas gracias, por las lecciones!
Son muy divertidas!
정말 감사합니다!
이레손좋아헤요! 제미있어요!!
재밌게 들어주셔서 감사해요!
안녕하세요 !! ㅅ_ㅅ
and learning hard …
i dont know why !! but im so happy
because im going to korea next 1 month and half lol…
thx alot
Wow, I am pleased to see your comment.
Thank you. =]
안녕하세요 선생님
조선에서 얼마간 돈을 있어요. 그러나 통화가 전이에요. 왜 원이 아니에요?
감사합니다
so much easier than USD haha…but out of curiousity, do koreans ever say 이십 오천원 instead of 이만 오천원?
No, we never say 이십 오천원. We should say 이만 오천원.
I have a question! How do u say a million? How does it translate? Thanks!!
a million = 백만 [baek-man]
Thanks for your comment.
Oh, I realised that now..”baek man”
Ok, now I’m a lil confused about how to say 250 000
thks! ^^
It’s 이십 오만.
진짜 고맙습니다!! ^^