♡♡NUMBERS♡♡

KOREAN=ROMANIZED=ENGLISH

영/공=Yeong/Gong=Zero
하나/일=Hana/Il=One
이/둘=I/Dul=Two
삼/셋=Sam/Set=Three
사/넷=Sa/Net=Four
오/다섯=Wo/Daseot=Five
육/여섯=Yuk/Yeolset=Six
칠/일곱=Chil/Ilgop=Seven
팔/여덜=Pal/Yeodeol=Eight
구/아홉=Gu/Ahop=Nine
십/열=Sib/Yeol=Ten
십일/열하나=Sib-il/Yeol-hana=Eleven
십이/열둘=Sib-i/Yeol-dul=Twelve
십삼/열셋=Sib-sam/Yeol-set=Thirteen
십사/열넷=Sib-sa/Yeol-net=Fourteen
십오/열다섯=Sib-wo/Yeol-daseot=Fifteen
십육/열여섯=Sib-yuk/Yeol-yeoseot=Sixteen
십칠/열일곱=Sib-chil/Yeol-ilgop=Seventeen
십팔/열여덜=Sib-pal/Yeol-yeodeol=Eighteen
십구/열아홉=Sib-gu/Yeol-ahop=Nineteen
이십/스물=Isib/Seumul=Twenty
삼십/서룬=Sam sib/Seoleum=thirty
사십/마흔=Sa sib/Maheun=Fourty
오삽/쇤=O sib/Swin=Fifty
육십/예순=Yuksib/Yesun=Sixty
칠십/일흔=Chil sib/Ilheun=Seventy
팔십/여든=Pal sib/Yeodeun=Eighty
구십/아흔=Kusib/Aheun=Ninety
백=Baek=One Hundred
천=Cheon=One Hundred
만=Man=Ten thousand
십만=Sib man=Hundred thousand
백만=Baekman=One million

Korean Language 
사랑해- Sy syg awk/SARANGHAE
몰라요- Sy x tahu/MOLLAYO
고마워- Terima kasih/GOMAWO
천마- Sama2/CHEONMA
하지마- Berhenti/HAJIMA
가지마- Jgn pergi/KAJIMA
울리지마- Jgn menangis/ULLIJIMA
가- Pergi/KA
떠나가지마- Jgn tinggalkn sy/DDEONAKAJIMA
우리- kita, kami/URI
친구- Kawan/CHINGU
사랑했잖아- Dlm percintaan/SARANGHAETJANHA
여자- Perempuan/YEOJA
남자- Lelaki/NAMJA
예뻐- Cantik/YEPPEO
나쁜- Jahat/NAPPEUN
여자친구- Teman wanita/YEOJACHINGU
남자친구- Teman lelaki/NAMJACHINGU
잘자요- Selamat malam/JALJAYO
No Asli - Korea
 Hana 하나
 Dul 둘
 Set 셋
 Net 넷
 Dasot 다섯
 Yeoseot 여섯
 Ilgop 일곱
 Yeodeol 여덟
 Ahop 아홉
.. Yeol 열
Kalau nak tulis 11 atau 12 tambah macam ni: -
10+2= 12
Yeol + dul = Yeoldul
note: nombor korea ada 2 jenis. Satu Asli korea satu Sino korea. Korang faham and ingat dulu yg nombor asli korea ni. Nanti saya ajar yang sino korea. Sebab sino korea dia cina.
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Kegunaan nombor: -
SINO-KOREA digunakn utk menyebut: Masa, Bulan, Tahun, Nombor
Aniya=bukan
Molla=tk thu
Yorobeun=semue/korang
Uri=kite
Arraseo=faham
Dachilchumbi gadwaeseo=bersedie untuk disakiti
wae appeunantae wae ireonendae=kenape awk buat sye mcm ni
Annyeonghaseyo=hai
Annyeong=bye
Pabo/paboya=bodoh
Namja=lelaki
Yeoja=pompuan
Shireo=benci
Kyeopta=comel Ottokaji=ape yng sye kne buat
Ottokhae=ape yng sye dh buat
Nae=baiklh/ok
omma=mak
Appa=ayh
Noona/unnie=kakak
Hyung/oppa=abng
naega=saye
Nado=sye jugak
Saranghae=i love u
Dorawa=dtnglh/dtnglh balik
Dawa=pergi/ke tepi
Saranghaja=jom syg ㅏ-a
ㅂ-b/p
ㅊ-ch
ㄷ-d
ㅔ-e
ㅍ-p/f
ㅣ-i
ㅈ-j/z
ㄱ-k
ㄹ-r/l
ㅁ-m
ㄴ-n
ㅜ-u
ㅎ-h
ㅐ-ae
ㅑ-ya
ㅕ-yu
ㅛ-yoo
ㅅ-s
ㅋ-g
ㅌ-t
ㅇ-huruf untuk permulaan aeiou
우-w
ㅡ:eu
ㅗ:oA - 에이 - Ei
B - 비 - bi
C - 시 - shi
D - 디 - di
E - 이 - i
F - 에프 - apeu
G - 지 - ji
H - 헤츠 - heche
I - 아이 - ai
J - 제이 - jei
K - 케이 - kei
L - 엘 - el
M - 엠 - em
N - 엔 - en
O - 오 - o
P - 피 - pi
Q - 키요 - kiyu
R - 아르 - areu
S - 에스 - eseu
T - 티 - ti
U - 유 - yu
V - 뷔 - bwi
W - 더블유 - dobel yu
X - 엑스 - ekse
Y - 와이 - wai
Z - 지 - ji
Korean pronounceCara nak perkenalkan diri/intro:
한굴: 안녕하세요.. 처는 (이름) 입니다. 나는 (나이) 살이었다. 나는 (국가) 에서 왔어요.
-- Annyeonghaseyo.. cheoneun (ileum) ibnida. Naneun (nai) sal i eossda. Na neun (gugga) eseo wasseoyo.
Maksud: Hello. Saya (nama). Saya berumur (umur) tahun. Saya berasal dari (negara/nama tempat)
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이름이 뭐예요?
- ileumi mwoyeyo?
Siapa nama kamu?
잘 지냈어요
- jal jinaesseoyo?
Kamu apa khabar?
누구세요?
-nuguseyo?
Siapa kamu?ㄹ / r / l
awl prkataan / seblom vokal
= R - cth : 라면 /ramyeon
Akhir perkataan
=L - cth : 일/il
huruf selain huruf vokal lps die
=L - cth : 일곱 / ilgob
klau dlm 1 perkataan ade double 'ㄹ '
=L - cth : 몰라 / molla
잘가- Selamat tinggal/JALGA
엄마- Mak/EOMMA
아빠- Ayah/APPA
언니- Kakak(utk prmpuan)/UNNIE
오빠- Abg(utk prmpuan)/OPPA
형- Abg부모/bumo : ibubapa
이웃/iut : jiran
슬픈/seulpeun : sedih
행봉해 / haengbokhae : gembira
웃어 / euseo : ketawa
목 / mok : leher
무릎 / mureup : lutut
다리 / dari : kaki
팔 / pal : kaki
머리 / meori : kepala
손 / son : tgn
머리카락 / meorikarak : rambut
눈 / nun : mata
귀 / gui : telinga
코 / ko : hidung
손바닥 / sonbadak : tpk tgn
손톱 / sontob : kuku
손목 / sonmok : Pergelangn tgn
엄지 / eomji : ibu jari
발뒤꿈치 / balduikkumci : tumit
발바닥 / balbadak : tpk kaki
발목 / balmok : buku lali

난 자고 싶어 - I want to sleep
잘자 - good night

언니 - sister (younger sister called her sister)
누나 - sister (younger brother called his sister)

감사합니다 친구 - thank you friends

감사합니다 친구 - thank you friends

피워 piwo - smoke

뭐하세요 - what're you doing

생일 축하합니다 - happy birthday

생일 축하합니다 - happy birthday
(Saengil chukka hamnida )

Translation:

세상에 (Korean)
↕
Oh my gosh (English)

세상 is WORLD.
에 is just an additional word. but koreans often say/mean it as "oh my god/oh god/geez"9

죽어 갈거야 - go die

SINO KOREAN NUMBER

In this lesson we will introduce the sino-Korean numbers up to 1000.

Sino-Korean numbers
We will use the term “sino-Korean” when a Korean word is based on the Chinese language. Since Korea has received a lot of influence from China, many words in the Korean language have their roots
in the Chinese language. So over the course of time, Korean people started using both the sino-Korean number system and the native Korean number system. And the situations and the contexts in which each system is used are different, but don’t worry. You will get used to the two systems and how to
differentiate between these two by practicing with us!

1 일 [il]
2 이 [i]
3 삼 [sam]
4 사 [sa]
5 오 [o]
6 륙 [ryuk] or 육 [yuk]
7 칠 [chil]
8 팔 [pal]
9 구 [gu]
10 십 [sip]

And the rest is easy. In Korean, if you want to say 11, you just say TEN + ONE.

If you want to say 33, you just say
THREE + TEN + THREE.

If you want to say 99, you say
NINE + TEN + NINE.

100 백 [baek]
1,000 천 [cheon]

Can you guess how to say 312 in
Korean?

Yes, you are right.
THREE + HUNDRED + TEN + TWO
삼 + 백 + 십 + 이
[sam-baek-sip-i]

Some more examples

1,234 = 1,000 (천) + 2 (이) +
100 (백) + 3 (삼) + 10 (십) + 4 (사)

512 = 5 (오) + 100 (백) + 10 (십)
+ 2 (이)

Note that for 1,000, 100, and 10,
you don’t have to say one (일) +
thousand (천), 일백, or 일십.

Native Korean numbers
1 하나 [ha-na]
2 둘 [dul]
3 셋 [set]
4 넷 [net]
5 다섯 [da-seot]
6 여섯 [yeo-seot]
7 일곱 [il-gop]
8 여덟 [yeo-deol]
9 아홉 [a-hop]
10 열 [yeol]

From 11 to 19 is simple. You just put the number 10 and add another number after it.

Ex)
열 (10) + 하나 (1)
= 열하나 [yeol-ha-na] (11)

열 (10) + 아홉 (9)
= 열아홉 [yeol-a-hop] (19)

20 스물 [seu-mul]
The same rule as above for 11 through 19 applies to 21-29, 31-39, 41-49, and etc.

30 서른 [seo-reun]
40 마흔 [ma-heun]
50 쉰 [swin]
60 예순 [ye-sun]
70 일흔 [i-reun]
80 여든 [yeo-deun]
90 아흔 [a-heun]

Now, here is an interesting piece of information.

From numbers 1 through 99, the usage of native Korean numbers is generally very distinctively different from the usage of sino Korean numbers, but for bigger units like 100, 1,000, 10,000 and etc.,

the words for these bigger numbers in the native Korean numbers are no longer used and only sino-Korean numbers are used.

So, 100 in the sino-Korean number is 백 [baek], and even when you need to use the native Korean number, you use the same word.

And when you want to say 101, 102, and etc., you need to combine the systems together.

101 = 백 [baek / 100] (sino-Korean) + 하나 [ha-na / 1] (native Korean)

205 = 이 [i / 2] (sino-Korean) + 백 [baek / 100] (sino Korean) + 다섯 [daseot / 5] (native Korean)

네 도움이 필요 없어 - I don't need your help

야동 - wild

백상 - white figure

너를 싫었지만 사랑해 - I hate you but I love you

*HANGUL (한글)*

아 *or* ㅏ = A
ㅂ = B *or* V
ㅊ = C
ㄷ = D
에 *or* ㅔ = E
ㄱ = G *or* K (soft)
ㅎ = H
이 *or*ㅣ = I
ㅈ = J *or* Z
ㅋ = K (strong)
ㄹ = L *or* R
ㅁ = M
ㄴ = N
오 *or* ㅗ = O
ㅍ = P *or* F
ㅅ = S
ㅌ = T
우 *or* ㅜ = U
ㅇ = silent *or* NG

*HANGUL (한글) PT.2*

어 *or* ㅓ = EO
애 *or* ㅐ = AE
여 *or* ㅕ = YEO
야 *or* ㅑ = YA
유 *or* ㅠ = YU
요 *or* ㅛ = YO
예 *or*ㅖ = YE
얘 *or*ㅒ = YAE
와 *or* ㅘ = WA
왜 *or* ㅙ = WAE
위 *or* ㅟ = WI
워 *or* ㅝ = WO
웨 *or* ㅞ = WE
외 *or* ㅚ = OE
의 *or* ㅢ = UI
으 *or* ㅡ = EU

ㅃ = BB/PP
ㅉ = JJ
ㄸ = DD/TT
ㄲ = GG/KK
ㅆ = SS