Native Korean Numbers

Question 1

하나 hana 한 han

Answer 1

One

Question 2

둘 dul

Answer 2

Two

Question 3

셋 (set ) ses

Answer 3

Three

Question 4

넷 (net) nes

Answer 4

Four

Question 5

다섯 (daseot ) daseos

Answer 5

Five

Question 6

여섯 (yeoseot) yeoseos

Answer 6

Six

Question 7

일곱 (ilgop) ilgob

Answer 7

Seven

Question 8

여덟 (yeodeol) yeodeolb

Answer 8

Eight

Question 9

아홉 (ahop) ahob

Answer 9

Nine

Question 10

열 (yeol)

Answer 10

Ten

Question 11

스물 (seumul)

Answer 11

Twenty

Question 12

서른 (seoreun)

Answer 12

Thirty

Question 13

마흔 (maheun)

Answer 13

Forty

Question 14

쉰 (swin)

Answer 14

Fifty

Question 15

예순 (yesun)

Answer 15

Sixty

Question 16

일흔 (ilheun)

Answer 16

Seventy

Question 17

여든 (yeodeun)

Answer 17

Eighty

Question 18

아흔 (aheun)

Answer 18

Nine

Question 19

Rule related to 하나, 둘, 셋, 넷

Answer 19

When paired with a count word, the numbers 1-4 : 하나, 둘, 셋, 넷 becomes “한”, “두”,”세”,”네”.

Question 20

Rule related to specifying quantities

Answer 20

Koreans use this structure “noun + number + count word” to specify quantity of something.
Example : 차 (noun : tea) + 다섯 ( number:5 ) + 잔 (count word: glasses/cups) = 차 다섯 잔 (five cups of tea)
Example 2: 사과 (noun: apple) + 세 (number : 3) + 개 (count word: thing/object)