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
Facts on Beijing (History, points of interest, important phone numbers, etc.) The Forbidden City - Palace Museum (A primitive virtual tour of the Former Palace) Beijing Weather (Four day forecast) Shanghai Window (Tourism, business, real estate...) Cyberway to Chinese Information (Cyberway ...
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!
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...
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...