sino-korean numbers 方塊 新功能 one 點擊卡片即可翻轉 👆 일 點擊卡片即可翻轉 👆 建立者 lw09871 7個月前建立 學生們也學習了 Korean Unit 2 Vocab and expressions - Sogang Korean 1A 35個詞語 The 2nd coming of Korean Unit 3 20個詞語 MZ
Master Korean numbers from 1 to 1000+! Learn the two sets of Korean numbers, Native Korean vs Sino Korean - their counting rules, pronunciation, when to use each system, and how to use them in Korean!
There’s eurocentric and sinocentric versions, and I’m also familiar with Judeo-Islamic and Near Eastern-centric viewpoints (the last two has more than enough to overwhelm the first two by 10-fold, and I’m only partially exaggerating). I’ve read that the only thing co...
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Korean Sino & Currency Posted by Soo on Oct 27, 2014 in Uncategorized In the previous week, you learned Sino-Korean number from 1 to 99. In this week, you will learn bigger numbers and counter for Korean currency (Won). 100 is 백/baek. 1000 is 천/choen. 10,000 is 만/man....
Interesting. Before starting this numbers exercise I hadn’t thought about how useful numbers might be for understanding the tonal system. I’ll come back to this. Sample 4: “Make / wrap zongzi” 00:00 00:00 “Make / wrap zongzi” 包粽子 [supposedly aka “sticky rice dumplings” — goo...
Koreans, like many Chinese, have a superstition about the number 4. In Chinese it’s because 四(4) and 死(death) are both pronounced “si”. In Korean, it’s because inChinesethey’re pronounced the same. The Sino-Korean pronunciation of both is 사. In native Korean, 4 is 넷 an...