Dates in Korean (Year, Month, Day & Birthday)

Learn how to say date in Korean including year, month and day :) You need to know the Korean number system first, though! In dates, we use sino numbers, so this will feel less difficult for you.
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[@MaimiZhang]

Wow that’s my birthday 😭😭 I became 26 years old that day. ❤️❤️ Edit: I and JHope became 26 years old on that day. 🙏

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Wow a way to learn two things in the same time: Sino numbers Korean and Months of the year ❤️❤️❤️❤️ You're the best 🌼🌼🌼 Amazing work... Definitely you make me love Korean with your classes 💙💙💙

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I screamed so much when i red the sentence in the beginning of the video and understood what it means!!! i already speak 2 languages and korean is the third one im trying to learn, i was sad and unmotivated because i thought i wasn't studying right, but after your videos, i feel that im progressing much more. Thank you so much

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Thank you for teaching so simply.. I totally understand.. 진짜 고맙습니다

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Its a super good explanation. Thank you so much. Please keep posting to teach foreigners like me.

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[@chinbold]

Your voice is so cute, I could listen whole year 🌟

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I love your video you explain so we and always have examples

[@rebeccaback3287]

Excellent teaching it learned me more about reading an saying Korean dates. David Back from Menifee county Kentucky.

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

And I'm happy you're following my lessons really well and finding them helpful :) It means a lot to me 🙏

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[@bryannarhyes]

no way i just happen to be watching this exactly 4 years later :o i was like waitttt isnt that todays date too?

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yesss 💜 I've recently become one. Hobi’s my bias but I love all of them! I regret not having taken notice of them sooner though. I never fully understood the craze surrounding them, but now I see why, and it's something inexplicable and heartfelt 💜 I can go on and on talking about it, but I'll just leave it at this haha. So happy you're a fellow army too! Hope more armys would get to learn Korean and make the boys proud of their fans :)

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[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

@@simmieyyy I purple you too!💜

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky I am an ARMY too and became in 2019

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This was really helpful. Thankyou so much♥️♥️

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탐사함니다!!i've learn korean so well!!

[@user-li8kd9cq9u]

me watching this again 3 days before Hobi's bday uwu 💜 I forgot how to say date in Korean so I need a review ㅠㅠ ㅋㅋ 고마워용 빅키 쌤 💜

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thank you so much for this video...it helps me a lot....

[@mrchiengkhamlayintheevong5112]

You teaching so good

[@cami7916]

It’s easy to learn the months since they don’t have names but just numbers, but the problem is after June I get all months messed up and I’ve no idea what number they are. So when I have to translate it I have to start counting the months out loud to figure out what number they are

[@melissaloew232]

you took my birthday for example !! March 1st

[@devinarayanan8814]

And can u release a new video about ‘simple Korean phrases” Thank u

[@armandorugas3767]

do you have tutorial for numbers in korean??

[@NoopyP]

I want to include the day of the week in the date, where should it go in the sentence, I'm assuming at the beginning?

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[@mydayalways]

study log✅ I need to learn sino number again btw~ I think sino is not that hard but sometimes it is kinda tricky

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thank you!!!

[@giovannacoqueiro9328]

do you have tips to pronounce the dates faster? bc i know how to write its easy but i'm having a hard time to pronounce i feel like i'm never gonna get it

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Thank you sooo much 😘😘😻

[@velinaaudria9030]

Thanks a lot for this!❤

[@djm-e4damicakae.o979]

most her, videos of numbers & year where in native Korean,,,, lessons, not basic structure,, so it can be difficult too understand,, 🏊‍♂🤺🧗👨‍🦽

[@WhiteSiroi]

thank you

[@bts.4420]

Question‼️ 😭 but when u want to add a day like Sunday March 3 on Google translate they put Saturday at the end is that right ⁉️

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Revisiting this video because it is once again Hobi day! 💕

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감사합니다!!

[@btsmylove7897]

U know my bias is hobi and his birthday is on 18th feb and mine is 19th feb 1 day difference but i'm happy😄

[@SamirGurung-rc5wy]

So 일 means 1and it also means day, so let's say it's date 10 and saying 일 at the end, wouldn't it confuse for 11?

[@andrea_laviu]

I realize spanish speakers got a lot of advantage when learning english and korean

[@timrasulov5678]

Why?

[@BennyJay57]

감사합니다, 누나, 호주에서온사랑 💜

[@annisarahmah3267]

Thank you... your explanation very clear & easy to understand

[@franciskokiko2997]

So is it, necessary to include (il) right after the number of day? Cause (il) one of your tutorial in Sino numbers is actually 1. Shouldn't we use the sino number name for 2?(ee) 3(sam) and so forth? If the number of day or date is actually also written in sino number itself.

[@michaelfernando5672]

Yes, it's necessary. So the 1st day would be 일일.

[@devinarayanan8814]

Is pure numbers same as native

[@SarahDusk8]

thank you ᰔᩚ

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Those dislikes are from the peoples who were Korean teachers before your channel but there job didn't work out because of your channel unnie 😂😂what u think

[@faizanahmed9837]

I stuk in batchim I know what is batchim but it is so confusing

[@mablechung3369]

Thank you, Why the "July 31" the "one" is same as "day" in Korean, do we need to omit it in reading or just a typo from your video??

[@keiros4237]

it's a typo.

[@asmileywanderer]

sorry just to clarify since i am learning for the first time on 06:00 shouldn't it be 삼 십 일 일 since it is 31 and day?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

ahh yess you're right it should be 삼십일일 not 삼십일. Typo right there! Sorry about that. thanks for clarifying :)

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Plz do more videos about learning korean like vocabularies about different subject or maybe learning from songs or 💜BTS💜.........

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

I will do :) 💜

[@artist_mark4648]

What about 1992 Year, november, 2 day. Can I say it as 천구백구십이년 십일월 이일에 입니다? what about 1 in 1992 ❓ is it right to say it as 일천구백구십이년? or am i wrong? hope you notice my comment and hoping for your response.감사합니다!♡🙂

[@hamsterforever7670]

The month first is just and only the USA. Nobody in Europe says dates like that. Most say it d/m/y or y/m/d

[@christineross5293]

How to say 2010 years in korean? Is it 이천십 년? Please help me out.

[@-_--mk6vz]

yah, that's right.

[@himanshichauhan419]

If we want to say 2 년전 then how do we say 이녀석 or 두년전?

[@keiros4237]

이년전

[@xxannnannnaxx]

So for the 1st for days is it 일일 or just 일? Like 21st would it be (이십일 or 이십일일) Just to confirm! :)

[@turboik7089]

I’m confused about that too

[@michaelfernando5672]

Maybe I'm a little late. The second one is the correct one.

[@kathleenmagtibay4579]

sample: Year 2014 April 21 2014년 4월 21일 오늘은 이천십사년 사월 이십일일에 입니다.

[@MaimiZhang]

In English, there are 3 ways. Those 2 ways are confusing though because we use dd/mm/yyyy, mm/dd/yyyy and yyyy/mm/dd. Those 2 dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy can easily be determined when one exceeds 12 eg. 1/13/1989 or 13/5/2003. I work as encoder for several years now and I am being confused when someone put for example 3/8/1995 on their birthday since there is no specific format of date in the paper. It’s cool that Korean put a 년 on year, 월 on month and 일 for day of the month when writing the date. For me as data encoder, it’s much easier for me to determine which is the day and the month, eg. 2000년 12월 11일. Unlike in English when I encounter this date [unless it indicates on the form that the date format is (mm/dd/yyyy) or (dd/mm/yyyy)]: 12/11/2000. Since there are 2 formats that can fit that date, it’s either December 11 or November 12. 😁

[@Megalodon4]

In russian, we are also used to write any date in dd/mm/yyyy.

[@faizanahmed9837]

Miss pretty miss plz slow slow all important batchim teach.

[@Daggerfal]

Cute Pens :)

[@The_FemaleTitan]

What are your days of the week?

[@SinloRinos]

Hi mam annyeong

[@noorbahy3090]

okay i have a huge question and i hope you understand it and i know im like 6 or 7 months late from this video but my question is when you say "today is tuesday" "오늘은 화요일이야", the ending is different from "오늘은 수요일입니다" (today is wednesday), and is also different from saying "today is saturday" 오늘은 토요일이다. Now my question is why are there endings different?

[@-_--mk6vz]

are you using a translator? if you are, sometimes they can be inaccurate. but the endings are different because korean has 7 speech levels with different levels of politeness/formality and the ending 니 다 is less formal than ending 이야. you would usually use 니 다 when talking to someone younger than you or same age or a friend. 이야 would preferrably not used because it is less formal than other levels but instead, you'd use 아/어 요 to talk to someone older or in formal setting. It might sound complicated but english speakers use different levels of speech without knowing it. I hope this helps you understand.

[@noorbahy3090]

@@-_--mk6vz ohhh yeah i get it, thank you so much :)

[@-_--mk6vz]

@@noorbahy3090 btw i'm also learning korean too so i might have not explained everything

[@andypogi6090]

Hello is the correct pronunciation of 일월 is sounds r? irwol not ilwol?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

It‘s closer to irwol because when ㄹ is combined with w diphthongs, it produces the sound closer to r than l.

[@andypogi6090]

@@KoreanwithMissVicky so it's okay to say irwol?

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

@@andypogi6090 it’s not exactly irwol (you know romanization doesn’t exactly match Korean pronunciation) but it’s close to 일월‘s pronunciation :)

[@MsLeyva-zt3do]

저는 생일을 2000년 4월 21일 (이전 사월 이십일) 입니다 Am I correct on how to read, Teacher?

[@MsLeyva-zt3do]

Oh it's 이천 not 이전 I really get confuse when it comes to ㅊㅈㅐㅖ ㅒ

[@ayeshaalmas5637]

It's supposed to be 이 십 일 일입니다 right??

[@timrasulov5678]

You should use 제 or 내 instead of 저는 . By your sentence , you meant like "" I BIRTHDAY IS XXXX XX XX. 😊

[@shunlaelinn8693]

i saw this video on 호비 생일????

[@maithilisharma8301]

But in English you just need to learn numbers till 10 and in Hindi till 20, but here you are saying people should need to learn atleast 2000 to be able to say date

[@jnfr47]

because in english to say 2020 u wont say 2 thousand twenty u just say twenty twenty. but in korean u have to say the whole word

[@huneyz1220]

just to confirm, 31st is 삼십일 or 삼십이일? what about 30th?

[@user-cv3js3tl5n]

30th is 삼십일, 31th 삼십일일

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[@OrdinaryNarridoFam]

March 1st. is confusing it's eel or ee pronounce???

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Considering all the assimilations, 3월 1일‘s pronunciation is closest to “Sa-mwol i-lil”

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@@KoreanwithMissVicky 감사합니다

[@user-yn1bu1iq2q]

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[@koreantoday63]

practice: 오늘은 이천이십일년 팔월 이십육일입니다. 목요일이에요.

[@insertnamehere4833]

This video has 999 likes and i'll make it 1K Also, thanks for the video!

[@deeznuts5594]

december 23rd is my birthday lmao

[@lj.3589]

I was doing so well and then the pronunciation of 1일 and 2일 confused me. Seems like a lot of similar sounds running together. 😳

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

1일 : i-lil 2일: i-il They can sound similar to unfamiliar ears, but 1일 has a ㄹ(l) sound in between :)

[@sussy8835]

I see Jhopes horse :)

[@Christina-vt7rm]

Unnie, can you do time? Like, I know hour, minutes, AM/PM, ETC. but I don’t know how to ask “what time is it?”

[@user-yn1bu1iq2q]

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[@MaimiZhang]

제희 새일은 1994년 2월 18일입니다. 엄마니의 새일은 1958년 10월 31일입니다

[@ramanibts4678]

Lets practice our BTS members birthday in Korean 😊thank you sis 사랑해

[@dionysus2882]

i clicked because of Mang..........

[@VickiBee]

She thinks it's EASY for us to learn Korean? I had to learn all the sounds first and still can't say most of them. But I don't understand why Duo is doing Korean the way they are. It's not right, according to Miss Vicky and I trust a native of the language more than a computer. Duo doesn't tell you there are consonants and vowels in the Korean language. I have no idea what they're doing, which is why I needed to come here.

[@KoreanwithMissVicky]

Yes I completely understand your struggle, Vicki! I just meant that when it comes to months it's a lot simpler than English. And thank you for trusting my lessons :) I'll always try my best. It's kinda understandable that computerized apps like Duo can't deliver certain linguistic knowledge effectively because Korean and English are vastly different. Even for me it's not easy to teach. Hopefully they'll improve with time though.

[@edgardoalvarez4717]

Wait so if the 31 of x month is 삼십일 then what is the 30? 삼십일? isn't not the same? 😂:(

[@crystalc6160]

Edgardo Alvarez | 31st = 삼십일일 while 30th = 삼십일. There is an extra 일 for 31st. If you listen carefully, you can hear Miss Vicky saying: sam shi bi ril

[@-_--mk6vz]

well if you look at the tips on duo, duo does explain that their are consonants and vowels, but yes, duo doesn't really explain the language like a native does i agree!

[@user-yn1bu1iq2q]

AM 6 1197 AM 1197 Hoang Thi Binh AM 6 1197 AM 1197 1mo ago.., ❤..,,,

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Are you army? ?

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[@chinbold]

English month names are their kings' names, lol