Here are some Korean counters.\u00a0 Counters are words like “piece of paper” or “year’s old” that you attach to numbers to indicate sets or numbers of items\/people\/animals, etc.<\/p>\n
\ubcc4<\/strong> : items of clothing<\/p>\n \ub300<\/strong> : vehicles, cars, machinery<\/p>\n \uacfc<\/strong> : lessons<\/p>\n \uad8c<\/strong> : volumes of books<\/p>\n \uc7a5<\/strong> : piece of paper<\/p>\n \ub9c8\ub9ac<\/strong> : animals<\/p>\n \ubcd1<\/strong> : bottles (alcohol)<\/p>\n \uc794<\/strong> : glasses\/cups (water or non-bottled liquid)<\/p>\n \uce35<\/strong> : floors<\/p>\n \uace1<\/strong> : songs<\/p>\n \ub9c8\ub514<\/strong> : words, phrases<\/p>\n \ud1b5<\/strong> : containers, buckets<\/p>\n \uc0ac\ub78c<\/strong> : people (informal)<\/p>\n \ubd84<\/strong> : people (formal)<\/p>\n Of course there are more counters that I haven’t listed, but these are one of the most commonly used.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here are some Korean counters.\u00a0 Counters are words like “piece of paper” or “year’s old” that you attach to numbers to indicate sets or numbers of items\/people\/animals, etc. \ubcc4 : items of clothing \ub300 : vehicles, cars, machinery \uacfc : lessons \uad8c : volumes of books \uc7a5 : piece of paper \ub9c8\ub9ac : animals \ubcd1…<\/p>\n