Numbers #2 - Native-Korean 0-10

15-min Lesson Goals

Great job, you've mastered counting from 0-10 in Sino-Korean! But wait, "Doesn't Korean have two number systems?", did I hear you ask? That's right, it's time to learn how to count from 0-10 in the Native-Korean number system.

A Bit of a Lesson

Don't worry if you're feeling overwhelmed, we'll teach you when to use each system, and for now, focus on memorizing the numbers.

Remember, learning a new language takes time and practice, so don't get discouraged if you don't pick it up right away. Keep at it and soon enough, you'll be counting in Korean like a pro.

Number	Native-Korean	Romanisation
0	영 (공)	Yung (Gong)
1	하나 (한)	Hana (Han)
2	둘 (두)	Dul (Du)
3	셋 (세)	Set (Se)
4	넷 (네)	Net (Ne)
5	다섯	Da-seot
6	여섯	Yeo-seot
7	일곱	Il-gob
8	여덟	Yeo-dul
9	아홉	A-hob
10	열	Yeol

Here is a recording of the Native-Korean numbers from 0-10. Try reading along again!

Knowledge Check!

Which of these numbers is NOT native-korean?

il-gob (일곱) dul (둘) net (넷) o (오)

Correct! Do you know what each of these numbers are, and what they are in the other number system?

Not quite! Try again?

Numbers #2 - Native-Korean 0-10

15-min Lesson Goals

A Bit of a Lesson

Knowledge Check!

Which of these numbers is NOT native-korean?

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