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Free Korean Numbers Flashcards

Korean runs TWO number systems in parallel — Sino-Korean for dates, money, and phone numbers; native Korean for counting things and ages. Knowing which system when is half the skill. These cards drill both.

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QHow do you say 1, 2, 3 in Sino-Korean?

Ail, i, sam (일, 이, 삼)

QHow do you say 4, 5 in Sino-Korean?

Asa, o (사, 오)

QHow do you say 6–10 in Sino-Korean?

Ayuk, chil, pal, gu, sip (육, 칠, 팔, 구, 십)

QHow do you say 1, 2, 3 in native Korean?

Ahana, dul, set (하나, 둘, 셋)

QHow do you say 4, 5 in native Korean?

Anet, daseot (넷, 다섯)

QWhich system is used for money and dates?

ASino-Korean

QWhich system is used for counting objects and ages (traditionally)?

ANative Korean

QHow do you say 100 in Korean?

Abaek (백, Sino-Korean — native numbers stop being used around 100)

QHow do you say 20 in native Korean?

Aseumul (스물)

QHow do you say 10,000 in Korean?

Aman (만) — Korean groups large numbers by 10,000s

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