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Number” in Korean is 숫자 ( sutja). It refers to numbers as figures or numerals. So you can’t use it for “numbers” as in a phone number. That would be 번호 ( beonho). Related learning: If you’re looking for a resource to help you learn Korean, try out the 90 Day Korean program! It’s my favorite Korean-learning resource, and it also was Benny Lewis’s, founder of Fluent in 3 Months, during his Korean mission! Native Korean Numbers So if you hear any of the two keywords being mentioned as part of question directed to you when you are doing your self-introduction, you can pretty much get ready to reply with your age: If you know other languages, you can use those to help with mnemonics, too! Hana in Korean means “one”, but “hana” in Japanese means “flower.” I remember it by thinking “hana hana: one flower!” There are a few different words for “numbers” in the Korean language. It depends on the situation like saying “number of times” of something, just use the word 번 (beon).

Well, it has something to do with Korea’s long history with China and its influence on Korean culture. First” changes from 헌 ( han, “one”) to 첫 ( cheos) and adds the counter 번째 ( beonjjae). So “first” in Korean is 첫번째 ( cheosbeonjjae). Answers: 1. 책 마흔다섯 권,2.공책 아흔아홉 권, 3.자동차쉰셋대, 4.열넷 병 Count In Korean With Ordinal Numbers: First, Second,Third. After your first greeting, you may want to say something like, “Glad to meet you,” before you introduce your name. While that is fine, I usually skip this part. But if you really mean it, you can say it by all means.The counter 사람 [sa-ram] is used to count people. 사람 by itself means person/people, basically referring to a small number of people. Also, don’t be surprised if someone extends their hand for a handshake. Just remember to shake with your right hand and your left hand supporting underneath, as if you are offering your hand to the other person. Add a bow for an extra dose of respect.

Now that you know how to count in Korean, learning the days of the month in Korean will be a cinch. The internet is full of free stuff and language resources that you haven’t explored yet. Here is what I found when I was learning.Just Look at a map and you’ll see that China and Korea are geographically so close. Besides trading goods to Korea, the Chinese language also influenced the Korean language and culture in many aspects of common daily life greetings and words You have gone from memorising phrases to being able to form personalised sentences on your own. Great job! The person that you have been introducing yourself to should be pretty impressed by now. That person may say something like this to you in return: but Korean use 분can actually count seven different categories of things, which we broke down in great detail

The two phrases above may be a bit much to remember. If you cannot remember them well, then just remember these two key words: 이름 (ireum) and 성함 (songham). Both words mean ‘name’, just that 성함 (songham) is the honorific form of 이름 (ireum).

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Sometimes you may find yourself trying to do simple math in Korean, like when counting money or making change. Here are some words to know: To count animals all you need to do is say books in Korean and add the counter 권 [gwon] after the number of books and notebooks. If you want to learn other ways of saying ‘hello’ in Korean, you can refer to this post here. “Glad to meet you!” Source: https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/9f18a9cd-a1be-49f4-9d0c-021366b77ee5 oneu) means ‘which’ and 나라 (nara) means ‘country’, so to reply, all you need to do is to replace 어느나라 (oneunara) with the country you are from. Assuming you are from America, you can say: You could accidentally offend people if you are not careful! So it’s crucial to know to count age in Korean before you even land in Korea.

Let’s say you work at Samsung. You are really proud of it and would like to share it as part of your self-introduction. You can say: dul, “two”) → 두번째 ( dubeonjjae, “second”) 셋 ( set) → 세번째 ( sebeonjjae, “third”) 넷 ( net) → 네번째 ( nebeonjjae, “fourth”) Considering that we usually do self-introductions when meeting new people, we will be using mostly polite or formal Korean speech. You might know, it’s very important to get the speech levels in Korean correct. We don’t want to be disrespectful during our first interactions, right?China influenced the writing systems of both Japanese and Korean. Both languages originally used Chinese characters, but then created their own native writing systems: Korean hangul and Japanese kana. reduce force of impact by moving body in same direction as strike; i.e., “rolling with the punches”