korean number

Question 1

What are the two number systems in Korean?

Answer 1

Native Korean numbers and Sino-Korean numbers

Question 2

1 (Native Korean)

Answer 2

하나 (hana)

Question 3

1 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 3

일 (il)

Question 4

2 (Native Korean)

Answer 4

둘 (dul)

Question 5

2 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 5

이 (i)

Question 6

3 (Native Korean)

Answer 6

셋 (set)

Question 7

3 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 7

삼 (sam)

Question 8

4 (Native Korean)

Answer 8

넷 (net)

Question 9

4 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 9

사 (sa)

Question 10

5 (Native Korean)

Answer 10

다섯 (daseot)

Question 11

5 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 11

오 (o)

Question 12

6 (Native Korean)

Answer 12

여섯 (yeoseot)

Question 13

6 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 13

육 (yuk)

Question 14

7 (Native Korean)

Answer 14

일곱 (ilgop)

Question 15

7 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 15

칠 (chil)

Question 16

8 (Native Korean)

Answer 16

여덟 (yeodeol)

Question 17

8 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 17

팔 (pal)

Question 18

9 (Native Korean)

Answer 18

아홉 (ahop)

Question 19

9 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 19

구 (gu)

Question 20

10 (Native Korean)

Answer 20

열 (yeol)

Question 21

10 (Sino-Korean)

Answer 21

십 (sip)

Question 22

When to use Native Korean numbers?

Answer 22

Counting people, things (1-99), informal age, counting hours (시)

Question 23

When to use Sino-Korean numbers?

Answer 23

Phone numbers, money, dates, addresses, minutes, measurements, counting minutes (분)