Korean Numbers

[jkim]

(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.

[ilykarshal]

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!!!!

[hellno]

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

[CupCakeLover]

>< do we have to learn both?

[Meiilingx]

Nicee! thanx

[feenare]

thanks, this help a lot.

[acinnej]

it's hard to pronounce..haha

[viola3color]

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

[LaFemmeMima]

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

[DONATKOREAN]

thanks for the info