In Korean, time is expressed like "Now is...". So one would say "지금은 여섯시 입니다" to express "It is five o'clock." The "지금은" means "now is," the "여섯시" means "six o'clock," and the "입니다" means roughly "it is/be."
korean number system0
There are two main methods of counting in Korean.
First, there is the Korean based counting system. The Korean based counting system is not based on Chinese characters, and in modern Korean only goes up to 99.
1 하나 - hana
2 둘 - dul
3 셋 - set
4 넷 - net
5 다섯 - daseot
6 여섯 - yeoseot
7 일곱 - ilgop
8 여덟 - yeodeol
9 아홉 - ahop
10 열 - yeol
20 스물 - seumul
30 서른 - seoreun
40 마흔 - maheun
50 쉰 - swin
60 예순 - yesun
70 일흔 - ireun
80 여든 - yeodeun
90 아흔 - aheun
99 아흔 아홉 - aheun ahop
Native Korean numbers are used for counting most things, but generally combine with "classifiers", such as 개 gae (the most common classifier), 명 myeong (for people), and 병 byeong (for bottles). They are also used for measuring time (using 시 si "hour") and age (using 살 sal "years old"). There are dozens of distinct classifiers for counting different nouns. Some examples using these classifiers:
Second, there is the Sino-Korean based counting system. This system is derived from Chinese, and can be written using Chinese characters.
1 일 (一) - il
2 이 (二) - i
3 삼 (三) - sam
4 사 (四) - sa
5 오 (五) - o
6 육 (六) - yuk (ryuk)
7 칠 (七) - chil
8 팔 (八) - pal
9 구 (九) - gu
10 십 (十) - ship
100 백 (百) - baek
1,000 천 （千）- cheon
10,000 만 （萬）- man
100,000 십만(十萬) - shim man
1,000,000 백만(百萬) - baeng man
10,000,000 천만(千萬) - cheon man
100,000,000 억(億) - eok
Sino-Korean numbers are used in any situation where it may be necessary to count past 99, and especially for counting money. It is also used for counting years, months and days. Note that numbers over 10,000 are counted in multiples of 10,000, not 1,000 as in English and other European languages.
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2morrow will be 2nd match between MU n M'sia...huhu..sedih x dpt g lg...so sad:( they will meet again coz MU cant go to Indonesia to play with indonesia all stars due to hotel bombing at Indonesia..must be sooo fun 2morrow but i cannot go again..hope can go again for next next next year!!!! MU rox!!
it was good game between MU n M'sia...MU won 3-2..rooney scored 1st goal 4 MU n 2nd goal by nani..nani was sooooo cool n fantastic..i like him sooo much in dis match..n the 3rd goal scored by owen!!! 7 now is owen's...hope he will be better n better in his new team!! gud luck owen!! u can do it man!! for m'sia... both goal scored by amri..MU wore new red jersey while m'sia wore blue jersey..the match was fun for me..
but...im sad now..i cant find my camera cabel...how to upload my video n photos????!!!! hopefully i will find my cabel..will upload them soooonnn!!!
huhu..i feel soooo lucky today...went to MU training!!! can see all the players live from my eyes!! huhu...suke!!!! so excited!!!hehe...the picture gonna be upload later.. 2morrow gonna be the match between MU and Malaysia..has to go veeeeery early coz dun want to stuck with veeeery bad traffic jam like 2day...ida n i have to park the car at ceruk dunia jus now..haha..cant wait 4 2morrow!! GLORY GLORY MAN UNITED!!!
starting with the alphabet..
Consonants
Initial
ㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅅ ㅇ ㅈ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ
g,k n d,t r,l m b,p s (indicates an initial vowel) j ch k t p h
ㄲ ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅉ
kk tt pp ss jj
Final
ㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅅ ㅇ ㅈ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ
g,k n d,t r,l m b,p s ng j ch k t p h
ㄲ ㄵ ㄺ ㅄ ㅆ
kk (A buildup before an explosion of sound from "ㄱ") (nj) (lg) (bs) ss
ㄳ ㄶ ㄻ
(gs) (nh) (lm)
ㄼ
(lb)
ㄽ
(ls)
ㄾ
(lt)
ㄿ
(lp)
ㅀ
(lh)
Vowels
There are 21 letters used to represent vowels, 10 of these are basic vowels, while the remainder 11 are diphthongs.
ㅏ ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ ㅛ ㅜ ㅠ ㅡ ㅣ
a ya eo yeo o yo u yu eu i
ㅐ ㅒ ㅔ ㅖ ㅚ ㅟ ㅢ
ae yae e ye oe wi ui
ㅘ ㅝ
wa wo
ㅙ ㅞ
wae we
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