Seeking
to count the numbers in Korean. Well, it becomes a type of fun to count in
Korean. I discovered the fact when I was in secondary level. I was boarded in a
school and Korean national game: taekwondo was taught there and listening
that counting I felt it pretty much melodious, I don’t know why. But I never
played taekwondo as I was already a gymnastic player.|
English Numbers
|
Korean Interpretation
|
|
Zero
|
Yong, Kong
|
|
One
|
Il
|
|
Two
|
Yi
|
|
Three
|
Sam
|
|
Four
|
Sa
|
|
Five
|
O
|
|
Six
|
Yuk
|
|
Seven
|
Chil
|
|
Eight
|
Pal
|
|
Nine
|
Ku
|
|
Ten
|
Sip
|
|
Eleven
|
Sip-il
|
|
Twelve
|
Sip-yi
|
|
Thirteen
|
Sip-sam
|
|
Fourteen
|
Sip-so
|
|
Fifteen
|
Sip-o
|
|
Sixteen
|
Sip-yuk
|
|
Seventeen
|
Sip-chil
|
|
Eighteen
|
Sip-pal
|
|
Nineteen
|
Sip-gu
|
|
Twenty
|
Yi-sip
|
|
Twenty one
|
Yi-sip-il
|
|
Thirty
|
Sam-sip
|
|
Forty
|
Sa-sip
|
|
Fifty
|
0-sip
|
|
Sixty
|
Yuk-sip
|
|
Seventy
|
Chil-sip
|
|
Eighty
|
Pal-sip
|
|
Ninety
|
Ku-sip
|
|
One hundred
|
Pek
|
|
One thousand
|
Chon
|
|
One million
|
Pek-man
|
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