Video | Counting 1 – 100 in sino-Korean numbers | 일, 이, 삼, 사 Toggle Panel
Video | Counting 1 – 100 in sino-Korean numbers | 일, 이, 삼, 사
Plainly counting from 1 to 100 in sino-Korean. We hope some of you find this useful! : ) If you haven’t checked out our lesson on sino-Korean numbers, please check out Level 1 Lesson 15.
Discussion( leave a comment )
Wow saying the numbers out loud is kinda hard. Was wondering why the number 6 change from yuk to nyuk.
Thanks.
When ㄱ, ㅂ are followed by ㄹ, the sound is changed to ㄴ and ㅂ sound followed by ㄴ sound is changed to ㅁ sound.
Therefore the pronounciation of 16 becomes [심뉵 sim-nyuk].
알겠어요. 그리고 이 비디오에 계산하기는 끝날때까지 엄청 많아요. 읽기는 빨라져요 보인다~~~ ㅋㅋㅋ
경은 선생님 아주 잘했어요 ^.^
Is it recommended to use 십팔? Or better use 열여덟 instead to avoid misunderstandings with a swear word?
Don’t worry too much about it. I also use the former word a lot in daily conversation not for swear word.
I think the important thing is the accent/intonation. When you count money, please say 십팔 만원, but 열여덟 만원.
i would like to know how to speak the korean numbers in words
NOT boring to me. ! ! !!
I thought it was hana, tul, set, net?
They are native Korean numbers.
Please check out this link below:
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-1-lesson-20/
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