All about The Sino Korean Numbers! (How to Count Numbers in Korean)

[@minjiteacheskorean]

Oops I made mistake again 😂 It's "November 22nd" (십일 월 이십이 일), not "21st" at 3:48 I'll do it better in the next time!! Thank you so much for watching this video though! And thank you so much for learning Korean with me♡♡

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Minji Teaches Korean 민지 티치 코리안 Thanks for teaching us 😃😊😊

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Minji Teaches Korean 민지 티치 코리안 감사합니다 🌸🌸 to teach us 💜💜

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[@geminaaa]

You're literally one of the best teacher in Korean i ever watched

[@AsiaLoverBoy_87]

Err.... GOOD and BEST Korean teachers actually use A LOT of Korean in their lessons. Not English. 😒

[@Sara-ku7vj]

I can’t wait for native korean numbers! Those are so much harder for me but you explain these things so well that I’m sure I’ll know them perfectly in no time ^-^

[@Akai_x]

Sara did you improve in Korean or stopped?

[@amandastevens1117]

I'm using Chinese numbers (since I've already learned them) to remember the Sino Korean numbers. 1: 일 (il) : 一 ( yī) 2: 이 ( i ): 二 (èr) 3: 삼 (sam): 三 (sān) 4: 사 (sa) : 四 (sì) 5: 오 (o) : 五 (wu3) 6: 육 (yuk): 六 (liù) 7: 칠 (chil): 七 (qī) 8: 팔 (pal): 八 (bā) 9: 구 (gu): 九 (jiu3) 10: 십 (sip): 十 (shí)

[@shirin3166]

Same!!! I am trying to learn Chinese so I can understand Korean more

[@OneRandomVictory]

Same, noticed the similarities right away

[@jane-ox9xg]

Thank you so much for these Korean learning videos they're great! I've been in the states so long I've lost my Korean so these are great refreshers!

[@jocelynramirez2253]

정말 감사합니다! I understood everything so perfectly!! Thank you so much!!

[@Bowtie12oclock]

Thanks for the tutorial Minji! I actually needed help with numbers and their use. I am comfortable with Hangul but needed work with numbers.

[@KimchiOppaaa]

우와 퀄리티가 왜이렇게 갑자기 좋아진건가요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 비디오 너무 깔끔하게 잘나왓어요!!! 진짜 이제 프로 느낌 물씬..!!!!

[@minjiteacheskorean]

- kimchi oppa КИМЧИ ОППА 우와~ 안녕하세요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 오랜만에 에펙으로 편집했더니 그런가봐요 영상도 봐 주시고 댓글도 남겨주셔서 감사해요 ㅎㅎ!!

[@lililoves1827]

This helped me allot because I am a half korean who dosent know how to speak Korean thx

[@LadyPrincessDiana]

How do you say "18" without sounding like you're swearing ㅠㅠ

[@justanotherweirdo11]

Oh yeah I just realized

[@nehcooahnait7827]

I somehow get the pun...

[@lcmiracle]

I don't get it

[@edeconti]

@@lcmiracle me neither

[@jesselynsolitana30]

I think its the accent. Ship - al instead of shipal

[@jessrae1182]

thank you so much for this! very informative and helpful plus you know how to speak english so I understand it better regardless of the accent.

[@shaikhsadiq565]

Your video is self explanatory and so simple to learn numbers on Korean, thanks a lot for the video.

[@Christine-el6td]

Saying 오만 from 5:48 in Germany means like oh god or something like that 😂😂 that's funny 😅 Really good video btw! It really helps me!

[@soobinsaqtxt3021]

Lol

[@TheCelticer]

Oh Mann 🤦‍♂️! 😂😂

[@ahgavlive4517]

Haha stimmt

[@josiichaan]

I did not pay attention to that xD

[@shirin3166]

I realized it sounds like 오만!! Hold on IMMA joke about it What does the numbers say when it's shocked? 오만! Or I'm not sure if they made a joke about it-

[@languageadventurerme5432]

Great channel! Your explanation of Korean numbers so great. You make learning Korean so easy and enjoyable. Great teacher!!

[@TygerBlueEyes]

Thank you! I love this video! It helped a lot.

[@lovelyrosalie]

Thank you for explaining the Sino Korean numbers. I was able to understand clearly and easily the lesson. I love your channel!!💞

[@ahndaily999]

감사합니다 선생님, ive been learning numbers for a while but I never understood the concept after watching your videos i finally now was able to learn korean numbers and move on 찐자 감사합니다 💗!

[@areyoukirringmeirriyaa]

i'm currently learning korean and will definitely watch your videos. your way of explaining is superb and really easy to follow! subscribed.

[@AmandaSiol]

I like the sound of Sino Korean numbers and find them easier to deal with, but Native Korean numbers....ahhhhh...they're really hard T-T...anyway, if we're talking about numbers....I just sound as a robot trying to say them...A sentence like this: "Nov, 25th 2017" would give me a really hard time 😂😂😂

[@ahoycaptain5065]

Jeffrey Wang I doubt anyone cares

[@shirin3166]

Actually I found sino-korean numbers easy

[@임예나-c5d]

Jeffrey Wang to you

[@madahikhan3352]

Now I get it!! This was confusing to me but you made it easy to understand!! Thank you again!!! You don't even know how helpful your videos are to me... Thou I can't get correct the pronunciation

[@rachelnelson9061]

This video is fantastic, especially good for explaining the larger numbers- 정말 감사합니다!!

[@jerrykpopers3748]

The best teacher ever

[@LadyRheca]

Wow your a great teacher, I really learned a lot from this video, I learn how to write and to read also to speak all at the same time...감사합니다😇

[@ababbit7461]

You make it easy. I went through the Defense Language Institute, in Monterey, CA. When we were taught numbers, the teachers (Korean natives) never told us when to use Sino-Korean and Hangul numbers. The only thing they taught was that "objects" require pure Korean (Hangul) numbers. I wish I had you as a teacher back then. But, Mr Kim not only taught me Korea, he also had to teach me English because our public schools did not teach us English very well. So, I learned English in a Korean language school. I am a very poor speller in English, but in Korean, since I learned it as a young adult, I am a good Korean language speller.... BTW, I took 6 college level classes in the English language discipline.

[@EdwardRock1]

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[@ababbit7461]

@@EdwardRock1 First of all Eduardo, it is spelled Monterey and it is just south of San Jose/Gilroy, CA. Maybe you should go back to school and finish 1st grade? Funny, for a "racist", my best friends since 1st grade are named Gonzalez... Carlos, Reynaldo and Jose Gonzalez... Racist my ass. Oh BTW, I was in first grade in 1960.

[@jlcsr9163]

Thanks so much for this awesome video my tutor and I are working on the same thing this week .This was a big help. 감사합니다

[@Khadija.Mohammed7]

It's the best one i see about sino numbers 🌸 it's very easy to understand thanks for you and your effort 💜💜 선생님 감사합니다 ❤❤

[@bekuneem6496]

minji,I am from Bangladesh. I like ur teaching very much.It helps me a lot to understand Korean language.

[@victorialee8838]

Omg, thank you. I was so confused about the big numbers and how they were made. Thank you so much

[@shienetropa808]

im learning korean...and i decided to start with numbers and this helps me alot!thankyou💟

[@melissawall4108]

Great lesson! Can't wait for the Native Korean numbers. I always have trouble with them! Thanks for the lesson.

[@Ryan-pk1ke]

Great lesson! It's very helpful. Thank you and thank you.

[@zoejaneir5907]

I have no words, this video is awesome!!! Thank you very much! Really thank you! I understood everything perfectly ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@yarischannel]

Thank you so much I needed this!!

[@blubtasticc]

you’re literally the best, i subscribed

[@rileymorgan3867]

Thank you so much you have helped me learn Korean faster than I was learning it!

[@LeiSpardaRedgrave]

I'm starting to learn korean and you helped me so much! 감사합니디!

[@mylovelittleprince]

Finally i was able to understand counting millions. 정말 감사합니다. 🙏🥰

[@olatalaat]

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You are the best teacher ever seen khamsahamida...🥰

[@keshmesha]

Wow! För Arabic speaker this is almost the same. Only we say for number 13 = three and ten. We start from right to left. Korean says ten + three.

[@marwamohamed9984]

I am a native arabic speaker and never noticed this hahahahah :D that's right

[@californianinkansas]

This was so helpful! Thank you!

[@kannatinybucket]

Thank you so much for this. I got confused by other videos but yours is amazing. I understand everything and now I can count sino korean numbers and native numbers too. Anyways happy new year 💜

[@billhowell8176]

Your tutorials are quite helpful. Thank you, Minji.

[@sahibmunirhundal1281]

Your teaching style is great please upload more videos.

[@kalanijayasingha-fo2bd]

You're such a good teacher ❤️👍

[@rainbowunicorn6841]

The quality is insane wow good work

[@D8ahmad]

Thanks a lot, looking forward to your lessons.

[@mikekung1364]

U did very well , I would like to request you if you could share us in ur next videos about usages of colours and words for sickness n it expression .

[@Noleen1983]

Great video to explain how to compile large numbers in Sino!!!

[@drxxxxxlzno]

Love your channel Minji! 😍 loveyou 😘

[@rukin2]

일 - il | One 이 - i | two 삼 - sam| three 사 - sa | Four 오 - o | five 육 - yuk | six 칠 - chil | seven 팔 - pal | eight 구 - gu | nine 십 - sip | ten Thank you so much! I learned all these within just an hour or two! I have been on my phone for that much time but it was worth it! Thanks!! I'm looking onto studying with your videos its so helpful!! 이 비디오 정말 고마워! 나는 단지 한 시간 또는 두 시간 안에 당신이 이 비디오에서 가르쳐준 숫자와 모든 것을 성공적으로 배웠습니다. 인도로부터의 사랑, Kerala. 🇮🇳 ╥﹏╥

[@sp33do85]

This was helpful and easy to follow! Thanks

[@kaiaeuao]

THANK U SO MUCHHHHHH I WAS SO FRUSTRATED BCAUSE OTHERS FIND THIS SO EASY AND I DONT BUT NOW I GET IT YAYYYYYYY

[@shirin3166]

I already knew sino-korean numbers months ago, But I came here for the counters, big numbers (like 천, 천만, 만 ...) So yeah lol Also thank you for making a native-korean numbers! I needed it lol

[@md.razibali4950]

i like your korean teaching process

[@hsojnitram8071]

thank you, it's so hard to find a video that teaches the sino Korean system.

[@shielatv22]

I enjoy this lesson. And the only video I understand. Thank you.

[@fifiiee25]

omg thank u so much..i used to only know how to count to 10 but now i can count more!!thank u!!💕💕

[@Clockworkcityofpain]

my head's spinning but i'll be fine, thank you minji

[@bikashshrestha3723]

Wow..clear voice.thank you

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설명 감사합니다 :)

[@rashel135]

고마워요 언니 ❤️❤️

[@jocelynfrierson]

This really helped a lot took me a minute to understand the numbers over 10,000 but I think I got it

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i love your videos thank you , thank you , thank you so much. you are the best i hope that you can make in the future more videos about basic intermediate advanced GRAMMAR please , please, you are the only one i can understand really easily.

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[@minjiteacheskorean]

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[@宮崎アンナ-j3b]

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[@Amatulkari]

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She explained clearly I like to learn from her

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I'm 16 years old.. Simnyuk👏amazingb teaching style i like it😍👍

[@natbornel856]

thank you this is so much more clear

[@izzyhernandez9693]

I learned a lot thank you😊

[@Chinoweirdo]

I speak Chinese and I find the similarities between hanggul and mandarin so facinating

[@clarexro]

언니 정말 감사합니다!!

[@minjiteacheskorean]

SUGAS FLOWER 저도 고마워요!!

[@samanthanquinto6180]

가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다

[@adityadeep7448]

Finally I have completed the counting in korean language thank you so much 💓 💞❤minchi

[@sunjukchakma1146]

감사합니다 Minji I really enjoy learning Korean :)

[@minjiteacheskorean]

Sunjuk Chakma You're welcome!! I'm happy to hear that

[@sunjukchakma1146]

네 누나 I'll be visiting South Korea next year so I'm pretty excited

[@shaunonsite]

About time I get an explanation for these numbers! Thanks Minji 선생님!

[@minjiteacheskorean]

Shaun On Site 텍사스 사람 テキサス人 반가워요 션~~

[@keinunvergebenesaliasgefunden]

Some numbers sound similiar to Thai numbers. Especially 3, 7, 8, 10 and 20. This will help me to remember sino korean numbers more quickly. 😀

[@NowhereBeats]

Both are adapted from Chinese that is why.

[@rosesuraj3899]

always effect me👀 your useful lesson 👍감사합니다 💚민지

[@thewhiterabbit7148]

It's very articulate, my time spending to learn this Sinon Number were worth it. You have been a good teacher. Keep it 👆. It's very easy for me to understand the way you delivered and explained everything. I will keep learning because of you. 🤗😇😘 -❤Philippines

[@elizabethkatcharava466]

You help me a lot ♥♥ thank you so much ♥♥♥

[@minx2881]

I wish they would tell us how to pronounce “Sino” and “Native Korean” In Korean 😭😭

[@AsiaLoverBoy_87]

I know... she only speaks ENGLISH in her apparent "Korean" lessons. Minji. Or written in KOREAN 👉 민지 ... her "Korean" lessons are 95% ENGLISH/05%KOREAN

[@jollyjellybelly]

@@AsiaLoverBoy_87 you could be a whole lot nicer in how you say this. if not. go watch something else or make your own video. she's here helping us learn. and friendly and free of charge. the only thing I would wish for is when she is giving the examples to slow down. but other than that, i don't see anything wrong w her video. and i'd rather watch a native speaking person than not because the pronunciation is on point.

[@Mingy-u1p]

@@AsiaLoverBoy_87 Be nicer? Minji is a very pretty and kind person? Do you know she’s trying to teach us another language so in order to do that she has to speak English and Korean, so she can teach us which is totally awesome! But u could have choose something nicer to say.

[@adityadeep7448]

Thank you so much 💓you are the best

[@rosam853]

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[@minjiteacheskorean]

Rosa M 감사합니다

[@minjiteacheskorean]

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[@pinkrose337]

Your video help me a lot

[@shuaitang2982]

1:07 starting pronunciation of 1-10

[@morganbitoljeron7584]

Saranghaeyo Menji.. I love this content also.. gamsahamnida .. from the Philippines with love..

[@morganbitoljeron7584]

This is six years ago but it's only now that I've watched it.. salang sangsaenim Menji.. I'm planning to work in your Country thasts why I want to learn it. Maybe it's not too late.. from the Philippines with love...

[@cieloathenaalcoy3725]

wow dis is advnce for me bcoz today our topic in school is numbers 😁 ..thank you mam minji for helping us ..ty💐💐💜

[@GORDO-HUMILDE]

very helpful! and makes easier to remember now

[@minjiteacheskorean]

GORDO HUMILDE Thank you so much!!

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kriti tomar Wow awesome!! Thank you so much♡♡♡ 고마워요

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I want to learn meanings

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You're welcome :)

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감사합니다.

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Organised by the Consulate General of Korea, International Institute of Tamil Studies and the InKo Centre, the conference on ‘Cultural exchange between India and Korea in antiquity’ brings together researchers and scholars, with an aim to trace and establish linguistic and cultural links between Tamil Nadu and South Korea. Rathi Jafer, Director at the InKo Centre, points out that the link between South India, more specifically Tamil Nadu and South Korea, goes a long way back. Word bond “Researchers have found 5000 words which are similar in Korean and Tamil, with the same meaning and connotation. There have been instances of blacksmiths going from here to South Korea. There is the historical journey of Bodhidharma, the monk believed to be from South India who spread Buddhism to China and Korea. We aim to initiate a research project soon to examine the historic links between South India and South Korea, both the ancient trajectories and the contemporary manifestations of this inter-cultural exchange. Of particular interest will be the Buddhist links that existed between the Pandyan, Pallava and the Gaya kingdoms, the manner in which Buddhist scriptures, iconography, language and the introduction of iron and steel are credited as having been transferred from South India to South Korea,” she says. The origin Korean researcher Jung Nam Kim, who will participate in the conference, says many theories have been proposed to explain the origin of the Korean language. “The most prominent of these link Korean to the Altaic languages of central and east Asia, a family that includes Turkish, Mongolian, and Japanese. However, there are very few words, which have the same pronunciation and the same meaning between Korean and each of the Altaic languages. The competing theory associates Korean with the Dravidian languages, notably Tamil, which has many similar words to Korean,” notes the Canada-based researcher. Kim’s research delved into the arrival of Tamilians in Korea. “Tamilians must have arrived in South Korea in first century B.C. In addition, the Korean people have been called ‘the nation of white-coloured dress’. Why? Traditionally the Korean people like wearing the white-colored dress despite the cold weather. This custom must have been brought in by Indians including Tamilians who are used to wearing the white-coloured dress because of the hot weather,” he adds. Cultural similarities The Korean drum dance is very similar to Thappaattam of Tamil. Scholar Kannan Narayanaa of Tamil Heritage Foundation, who has extensively been researching on the links between the two nations, says there is also a shared genetic connection. “According to popular legend, Heo Hwang-ok, a princess from the distant land of Ayuta, came by boat to Gaya, with her national symbol twin fish. She then married King Suro and became the first queen of the Gaya kingdom. Researchers thought that Ayuta is actually Ayodhya in India. But there has been mounting evidences to indicate that she was from Tamil Nadu, in particular Pandyan or Aai kingdom. Recent genetic studies by researchers Jeong-Sun SEO and Kim Jong-il on the remains of her tomb revealed genetic similarities between Indians and Koreans,” explains the scholar, adding that a lot more research needs to be done. Similar words in Tamil and Korean Kim drew a linguistic parallel between the two cultures. “‘Apahada’ in Korean and ‘Avadhippadu’ in Tamil share the meaning of ‘ to be painful, to suffer’. Similarly, ‘Omomo!’ in Korean is the same as ‘Amama!’ in Tamil, which signifies ‘astonished, stunned, flabbergasted, appalled, shocked, dumbfounded’. The Tamil word ‘thalattu’ is the same as Korean word ‘dalaeda’ because they refer to soothe, calm down, mollify, cajole, coax a person, especially a crying baby,” he revealed.

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