Korean numbers

There are two sets of numbers in Korea, the native Korean and the Sino-Korean Numbers. Sino-Korean numbers are borrowed from Chinese. Generally speaking, for expression involving dates, money, fo…

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Welcome to another Modern Seoul Magazine Korean lesson. This time we are going to look at numbers, in Korean there are 2 main ways of saying different numbers and you use them dependent on the situ…

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Easy guide to count from 1 - 100 using both Sino-and Native Korean Numbers.

I've got to admit that I've lagged behind a little bit in learning Korean. I've gotten completely caught up in traveling and reading that I kind of forgot that it's my responsibility to learn a little bit about the native language of this country. I haven't gotten into anything like sentence structure, but I figured I would provide a list of basic words and phrases that may prove valuable if you ever venture over to Korea. This is basically the stuff that I think would be useful on a day to…

One set of numbers (the right side) are used for numbering items and also for age. The left side of numbers are used for dates, money, addresses, phone numbers, etc

I thought I'll share some of my Korean Language resources with my readers. Not too heavy content. Just simple illustrations of day-to-day situations. Who knows, they might come in handy if you shou...