한국어 Learn Korean | Months (Focused on Common Mistakes)

Learn Korean: Months
안녕하세요! 한국어를 쉽고 재미있게 가르치는 한국언니예요.
Hello! This is Korean Unnie that makes learning Korean fun and easy.
TINKERAROHA, I hope I pronounced it right has asked me to make a video on months.
I thought it’s a good idea because there are several things that I can teach by making a video on this topic. And for people who already thinks you know all about this, still watch it because there is something you might now know~~~
Basically, for Korean months, you just attach the 월 after the Sino-Korean number of the month.
If you don’t know how to count Sino-Korean numbers, click on this video right here.
But what I want to talk about is this 월.
월 月 is a Hanja, which means it’s derived from Chinese characters, and it originally means ‘moon’.
It’s extended meaning is ‘month’ and it is used in lots of Korean vocabulary.
For example
월초 means beginning of the month
since 월 means month and 초 means beginning
and
월말 means end of the month
because 월 means month and 말 means end or last.
Of course, these two vocabulary are both Sino-Korean words. If you’re not quite getting what I mean by Sino-Korean words, go and review this video right here.
Now that you know the meaning of 월, it’s pretty easy. Just attach 월 after the numbers from One to Twelve.
But, there are some exceptions.
Be extra careful for June and October.
Many people think June would be 육월 because six is 육 in Korean and they attach 월 after 육.
However, in this case, you need to delete the final consonant of 육, so it becomes 유월.
유월.
It’s the same for October as well. You delete the final consonant of ten, 십 and it becomes 시월 not 십월.
시월.
These were the two points that I wanted to teach you today.
The meaning of 월
and the June and October exceptions
Now, assuming that all of you know months in Korean, I will organize them for you guys to review.
Janurary 일월
Feburary 이월
March 삼월
April 사월
May 오월
June 유월
July 칠월
August 팔월
September 구월
October 시월
November 십일월
December 십이월
This is the end of today’s episode of Korean Unnie. Did you find it helpful? Share this video with your friends that also study Korean and practice together! Practice makes perfect.
그럼 다음 시간에 더 유익한 콘텐츠로 만나요.
Then see you next time with another informative Korean video.
그럼 안녕 ~~~
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Hope nobody makes mistakes like saying '육월' or '십월' after watching this video! :)

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감사해요 언니, 하지만 "육일" or "유일", "십일" or "시일" ????

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annyeonghaseyo unnie! also in romanian "lună" means both moon and month :D

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I ironically was born in June and my brother was born in October so to hear that they had exceptions Was cool

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Thank you , that was so helpful.

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This video helped us alot to learn korean months including how to pronounce the June and October month. 고맙습니다

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I have to say I completely missed what she said in the first 2 minutes because all I did was look at her. Ok, me becoming more responsible and restarting the video.

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Thank you, you made it so easy to learn

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In Filipino, the word 'buwan' also means moon and month There are so many similarities between our words

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Really? Didn't know I only know bisaya(a lil and pls correct the spelling) but for me Tagalog is hard to learn

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I mean, the word month in English is also derived from the word moon. Moon -> Moons -> Month.

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3:39, 3:51 And here I thought 6월 and 10월, were spelled as "육월" and "십월", respectively, except their pronunciation was different. Thanks for clarifying the spelling for me.

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Thank you... will bear that in mind :)... I wish you could also make a video regarding Korean age and how to read korean dates with time range ( some thing with 부터 and 까지) :)

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[@MaimiZhang]

What’s interesting in writing Korean date is you may easily know if it’s for example: September 2 or February 9. Unlike here in my country, we sometimes swap Date and month like 2/9/1992, this is confusing to me as I have figure out if they use dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy format. Unlike in korean dates, always like this for example. 1992연 2월 9일... or maybe 2월 9일. You can easily tell that, ohh! It’s February 9th.

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So, can you say 일월말 to mean "the end of January"?? 다시 감사합니다, 한국 언니!

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If your name is the same as a month, like I’m April, does it sound and look the same?

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In uzbek language,The word "Oy" is also means moon and month like in korean!!!🇺🇿🇰🇷🇺🇿🇰🇷🇺🇿🇰🇷🙌🙌🙌

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안녕하세요 한국어 언니....... First of all I want to thank you for these amazing lessons but I have a. Doubt ........ June is read as 유월..... Is it also written like this or is it written as 육월? Thanks ❤️

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In the end of the video she showed a preview of all the words and it w as spelt 유월

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February like this.

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[@sonia4661]

I'm exploring the pronunciation of words at the moment and decided to comment on the months. Apart from June & October which are pretty straightforward, I'm having a hard time hearing the 워 (whoa) sound in the word month (월) in those months that have a preceding ㄹ patchim like January, July & August. What I'm hearing is 일얼, 칠얼 & 팔얼. Or am I missing the whoa sound?

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Can you please do a video on the pronunciation of January and February... I've been having trouble with it. There are words in korean if you don't pronoun it correctly it can be a word you really didn't want to say. Like mom and body... I made the mistake of saying my mom hurts/ in pain. Instead of my body hurts. Lol.

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Q: so, not only in pronunciation but also in the writing you take away these character parts in June and October?!!

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유월 and 시월 is just how we pronounce it or we should also write that way? Thank you♥

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말 means end/last or language?

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Is june and Oct seperate due to the solstice?¿

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How can i say year 1997 in korean?

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Korean is like chiness because eun chiness you do the same like yi yue yue mean month and yi mean number one

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U didnt really explain much. You shoulda explained how to say like next month last month 3 months ect.. Like if someone asks you how long you are in korea do u use native korean? Like same thing but hana instead of eel?

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My knowledge is quite limited but I'll try to answer whatever I know. You don't have to use pure Korean when talking about months. If you do have to use specifically sino or pure Korean, the person teaching will most likely bring it up, though I do agree with you wishing there was more information given here. But anyways, I've also been told that sino Korean numbers are actually much more commonly used too than pure Korean numbers, and that this way of counting months is the most common way to do so.