Week 8 - Level 1 Flashcards
When to use Sino numbers
Math
Phone numbers
Address
Money
Dates
Temperatures
Measurements (distance, weight, etc.)
Time (seconds, minutes)
Numbers over 100
Ages
When to use native/pure korean numbers
Hours
Counting (people and things)
Ages
Pure-Korean is NOT used over 99. Once you reach 100, you will only use Sino-Korean numbers.
하나
1 (pure korean numbers)
둘
2 (pure korean numbers)
셋
3 (pure korean numbers)
넷
4 (pure korean numbers)
다섯
5 (pure korean numbers)
여섯
6 (pure korean numbers)
일곱
7 (pure korean numbers)
여덟
8 (pure korean numbers)
아홉
9 (pure korean numbers)
열
10 (pure korean numbers)
스물
20 (pure korean numbers)
서른
30 (pure korean numbers)
마흔
40 (pure korean numbers)
쉰
50 (pure korean numbers)
예순
60 (pure korean numbers)
일흔
70 (pure korean numbers)
여든
80 (pure korean numbers)
아흔
90 (pure korean numbers)
열 다섯
15 (pure korean numbers)
서른 둘
32 (pure korean numbers)
개
Counter indicator
For example. 한 개
Means one apple
명/분
Counter for people
마리
Counter for animals
권
Counter for books
잔
Counter for cups
그릇
Counter for bowls
장
Counter for piece, sheet, for example papers
송이
Counter for flowers
켤레
Counter for shoes
병
Counter for bottles
대
Counter for cars, Vehicles or Machines
월
Counter for months
년
Counter for years
일
Counter for days
시
is the counter for hour (PURE KOREAN)
분
is the counter for minute (SINO NUMBER)
오전
refers to AM
오후
refers to PM
반
is another way of saying half (30 minutes)