There are two kinds of number in Korea. In this week, you will learn Sino-Korean number.\u00a0 What is Sino by the way? Sino means china; Sino-Korean word is Chinese character.\u00a0 Korean has used one’s own speaking language but they didn\u2019t have their own letters for a long time.\u00a0 Therefore, Korean still uses Sino number.\u00a0 Let\u2019s\u00a0study Sino-Korean number\u00a0from one to ten first.<\/p>\n
\uc77c\/il\/one<\/p>\n
\uc774\/e\/two<\/p>\n
\uc0bc\/sam\/three<\/p>\n
\uc0ac\/sa\/four<\/p>\n
\uc624\/o\/five<\/p>\n
\uc721\/yuk\/six<\/p>\n
\uce60\/chil\/seven<\/p>\n
\ud314\/pal\/eight<\/p>\n
\uad6c\/goo\/nine<\/p>\n
\uc2ed\/sip\/ten<\/p>\n
After memorize these ten numbers, you just need to reuse these ten numbers to make other big numbers. For instance, if you want to say 20, you can add \uc774+\uc2ed (\uc774\uc2ed\/eship\/twenty). See more examples below.<\/p>\n
19 (\uc2ed +\uad6c) = \uc2ed\uad6c<\/p>\n
25 (\uc774\uc2ed + \uc624) = \uc774\uc2ed\uc624<\/p>\n
30 (\uc0bc + \uc2ed) = \uc0bc\uc2ed<\/p>\n
38 (\uc0bc + \ud314) = \uc0bc\uc2ed\ud314<\/p>\n
90 (\uad6c + \uc2ed) =\uad6c\uc2ed<\/p>\n
99 (\uad6c\uc2ed +\uad6c)= \uad6c\uc2ed\uad6c<\/p>\n
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There are two kinds of number in Korea. In this week, you will learn Sino-Korean number.\u00a0 What is Sino by the way? Sino means china; Sino-Korean word is Chinese character.\u00a0 Korean has used one’s own speaking language but they didn\u2019t have their own letters for a long time.\u00a0 Therefore, Korean still uses Sino number.\u00a0 Let\u2019s\u00a0study…<\/p>\n