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(09-30-2008 11:09 PM)mary saba Wrote: [ -> ]we use the easier numbers in the embassy of korea

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hanna
tul
set
net
tasot
yousot
ilgop
yodol
ah hop
yawl

They are the harder numbers.
The easier numbers are: young, il, ee, sam, sa, oh, yook, chil, pal, goo.
Why?
Structure.
Structure is consistently ([digit][units])*[digit]
For the hana/dool/set numbering, once you get above 19, it becomes a bit confusing. 20 is not dool yeol. it's sumul. 30 is not set yeol. it's seo run.

Hence the lack of consistency makes this numbering far harder than the other.

I'm so lucky to learn this again because i already learn this lesson during secondary school but i already forgot about it..thnks for this lesson!!!!

this seems so complicated but it's fun when you put more effort in learning it xD

>< do we have to learn both?

Nicee! thanx

thanks, this help a lot.

it's hard to pronounce..haha

tnx. it's very useful. but what is the difference between these 2 sets?

I think that I'll start to learn Korean from this page,lol