Native numbers in korean

살 (sal) means "years old" in Korean and is used to indicate someone's age. In this post, we’ll look at how to say ages up to 100 years old in Korean and the format to use.

Learn how to count using Native and Sino-Korean numbers and master the Korean number system with this guide!

In South Korea there are two types of counts, did you know that? Sino-Korean and Native Korean, used at completely different times and different ways of speaking. Let's have a look ? . #hangul #koreanstudy # studyingkorean #lystudyingkorean #korea #coreano #alfabetocoreano #estudandocoreano #hangulcoreano #studying #coreiadosul #southkorea #learningkorean #learnkorea #estudando #estudo #exerciciocoreano #korean #korealanguage #koreangrammar #topik1 #topik #koreannumbers #numbers #numeros

I've got to admit that I've lagged behind a little bit in learning Korean. I've gotten completely caught up in traveling and reading that I kind of forgot that it's my responsibility to learn a little bit about the native language of this country. I haven't gotten into anything like sentence structure, but I figured I would provide a list of basic words and phrases that may prove valuable if you ever venture over to Korea. This is basically the stuff that I think would be useful on a day to…

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Ever wanted to count to 100 in Korean? 🌟 Here's your chance! Our fun guide makes learning numbers a breeze. Start counting today and impress your friends! 📊 https://www.90daykorean.com/korean-numbers-one-to-one-hundred/

1 ~ 10 Korean numbers 📍In Korean, we have 2 number systems(Native and Sino) 📍Usually we use native numbers when we count something. Like people / stuffs / animals #numbers #number #koreanlanguage...

The Korean language has two frequently used Korean number systems. Sino Korean and Native Korean. Learn more Korean Language Numbers