@korean_summer: Korean Native Numbers 👧 - After 99, there are no Native Korean numbers - They are commonly used for talking about age. - 1 : 하나 [hana] 2 : 둘 [dul] 3 : 셋 [set] 4 : 넷 [net] 5 : 다섯 [da-seot] 6 : 여섯 [yeo-seot] 7 : 일곱 [il-gop] 8 : 여덟 [yeol-deol] 9 : 아홉 [a-hop] 10  열 [yeol] 11  열하나 [yeol-hana] 12  열둘 [yeol-dul] 13  열셋 [yeol-set] 14  열넷 [yeol-net] 15  열다섯 [yeol-da-seot] 16  열여섯 [yeol-yeo-seot] 17  열일곱 [yeol-il-gop] 18  열여덟 [yeol-yeo-deol] 19  열아홉 [yeol-a-hop] 20 : 스물 [seu-mul] 30 : 서른 [seo-reun] 40 : 마흔 [ma-heun] 50 : 쉰 [swin] 60 : 예순 [ye-sun] 70 : 일흔 [il-heun] 80 : 여든 [yeo-deun] 90 : 아흔 [a-heun] 100 : 백 [baek] 1,000 : 천 [cheon] 10,000 : 만 [man] In the case of "열여섯" and "열여덟", the sound "ㄹ [l]" is added to the pronunciation due to the assimilation. * 16 : 열여섯 [yeol-yeo-seot] -> [yeol-lyeo-deol] * 18 : 열여덟 [yeol-yeo-deol] -> [yeol-lyeo-deol] #numbers #koreannumbers #korean #koreanteacher #learnkorean #counting

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