Korean Months: 한 달, 두 달, 석 달, 넉 달... | Korean FAQ

In this video you’ll learn about the words 석 and 넉 when used with 달 to mean 3 months (석 달) and 4 months (넉 달). You’ll also learn how 석 and 넉 are used with counters (되, 자, 냥, 섬), and how they can also become 서 and 너 (돈, 말, 발, 푼).
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[@ana1977x]

Best Korean teacher 🇰🇷

[@lau9222]

3:11 I literally gasped and had an epiphany when you said this. When I took an advanced Korean course, I learned a lot of expressions but I struggled a LOT to remember "내 코가 석 자" because I was like "??? my nose is what" and I never knew how this made sense with the meaning. Now I finally know what it actually means hahah thank you so much!

[@ntjgusl7851]

한국사람인데 들으니까 재밌다. 하하 발음 대박! 선생님

[@Avionne_Parris]

Billy: "I have 3 foot snot hanging from my nose." Me: "No need to memorise that expression, I'll probably never say it." Billy explains the analogy. Me: "Let me get my notebook." Awesome lesson!

[@karlfrias2863]

Ooohhhh what a coincidence!! I just read a retweeted post by ttmik (since a student is curious about the difference of 세/네 and 석/넉) hours ago about this usage. Thank you for sharing this 빌리 선생님 😁

[@thetrickster3616]

thank you!!

[@nathanhipple1555]

You're the man.

[@uggupuggu]

I read your name as Nathan Nipple

[@rashewelryraneses5368]

Hello sir Billy

[@iap616]

do korean use 1月 , 2月 ? i mean like il yeol, i yeol, sam yol, sa yol, etc etc

[@ByungWooChung]

Sure... like 1월, 2월...

[@iap616]

i am sorry, its wol , not yeol.

[@KoreaWithKids]

When you say it that way it's the name of the month.

[@menschin2]

한 달, one month or one moon?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Yes :P