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The 1-10 Full Pronunciation Table Korean number system If you are learning Korean, numbers are the most vital tool in your daily life. But the system is complex: you have two types of numbers (Native and Sino-Korean) and they change shape depending on what you are counting. Stop guessing! This guide is your "All-In-One" manual. We will cover every single number from 1 to 100, the transformation rules, and the logic of large numbers. [1. The Basic 1-10 Pronunciation Chart] how to read Korean numbers.  Sino-Korean vs Native-Korean. Number Native Pronunciation Sino Pronunciation 1 하나 [ha-na] 일 [il] 2 둘 [dul] 이 [i] 3 셋 [set] 삼 [sam] 4 넷 [net] 사 [sa] 5 다섯 [da-seot] 오 [o] 6 여섯 [yeo-seot] 육 [yuk] 7 일곱 [il-gop] 칠 [chil] 8 여덟 [yeo-deol] 팔 [pal] 9 아홉 [a-hop] 구 [gu] 10 열 [yeol] 십 [sip] [2. Full List: 11-100 (Native Korean)] To count above 10, combine the tens and the units. Note: Native numbers are used up to 99. No. Native Pronunciation No. Native Pronunciation 11 열하나 [yeol-ha-na] 21 스...

Korean Vocabulary Series: Part 6   Hello, my friends! We have finally arrived at Part 6, the finale of our 6-part journey! You have been incredible. We have built a solid foundation with nouns, time, numbers, adjectives, and verbs. Today, we’ll finish up by learning the little words that connect your sentences and make you sound more natural. No English Korean Pronunciation 151 Yes 네 Ne 152 No 아니요 Aniyo 153 Hello 안녕하세요 Annyeonghaseyo 154 Thank you 감사합니다 Gamsahamnida 155 Sorry 죄송합니다 Joesonghamnida 156 Please 주세요 Juseyo 157 Subject marker 은/는 Eun/Neun 158 Subject marker 이/가 I/Ga 159 Object marker 을/를 Eul/Reul 160 And (connect) 그리고 Geurigo 161 But (connect) 하지만 Hajiman 162 Also 도 Do 163 With 와/과 Wa/Gwa 164 Where 어디 Eodi 165 Who 누구 Nugu 166 What 무엇 Mueot 167 When 언제 Eonje 168 Why 왜 Wae 169 How 어떻게 Eotteoke 170 Very 아주 Aju 171 A little 조금 Jogeum 172 Really 정말 Jeongmal 173 Always 항상 Hangsang 174 Often 자주 Jaju 175 Maybe 아마 Ama 176 Here 여기 Yeogi 177 There 거기 Geogi 178 How much? 얼마 Eolma 1...

Korean Vocabulary Series: Part 5   Hello, my friends! Can you believe we are already at Part 5 of our 6-part journey? You have been doing amazing work. In the previous parts, we focused on nouns, time, and numbers. Today, we are taking a leap forward! To start making real sentences, you need to describe things and express actions. Today, we are learning 15 essential adjectives (to describe states) and 15 essential action verbs . Let’s expand your toolkit! No English Korean Pronunciation 121 Happy 행복하다 Haengbokhada 122 Sad 슬프다 Seulpeuda 123 Big 크다 Keuda 124 Small 작다 Jakda 125 Good 좋다 Jota 126 Bad 나쁘다 Nappeuda 127 Hot 덥다 Deopda 128 Cold 춥다 Chupda 129 Difficult 어렵다 Eoryeopda 130 Easy 쉽다 Swipda 131 Clean 깨끗하다 Kkaekkeuthada 132 Dirty 더럽다 Deoreopda 133 Beautiful 예쁘다 Yeppeuda 134 Fast 빠르다 Ppareuda 135 Slow 느리다 Neurida 136 Eat 먹다 Meokda 137 Drink 마시다 Masida 138 Go 가다 Gada 139 Come 오다 Oda 140 Sleep 자다 Jada 141 Wake up 일어나다 Ireonada 142 Read 읽다 Ikda 143 Write 쓰다 Sseuda 144 Watc...