Korean Numbers (Sino & Pure) | Live Class Abridged

This is an abridged version of the live class from 10-7-2018 about Korean numbers. I covered Sino-Korean numbers as well as Pure Korean numbers, as well as how to use them. We also talked about many of the most commonly used counters, and which number system each one is used with.
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[@haileyfran661]

"If your not counting trees you don't need to learn how to count trees."- wise words from Billy

[@Sarah-sv5hh]

The sino-Korean made sense and then you got to the pure Korean and I was like.......I’m doomed lol 😭😂

[@johncarlsison6485]

just practice

[@chickenwings273]

THIS WAS EXPLAINED PERFECTLY IM GONNA BINGE UR VIDS THANK U SO MUCH

[@Samantha-hw1sp]

frrr i started binging them and everything makes so much sense-

[@Eman-lg9wu]

Wow wow WOW LITERALLY WOW so helpful.. I hope to get the chance to translate this video into Arabic so more Arabs can come here since there was no any Arabic explanation for sino&pure numbers 💜

[@Idkmatev]

A moroccan girl (kim miso) has just do a video of it in arabic and she will apload the rest of the lesson and they are a lot of peopel who explain it in arabic

[@mohamadaliq4041]

TTMIK + Ehwa + Miss Vicky + Billy GO = Awesome mix for this lesson.

[@Vanessa071]

I had this video open in a tab for weeks.. now Im learning this in the train to the airport for my flight to Korea 😂😩

[@pamelamaureenmata5520]

Thank you! This video of yours help me to understand how to use Sino and Native Korean Numbers 고마워요 😊

[@kleinforlife5360]

I have been learning Korean for a month now and your videos (by a landslide) have aided me the most! Thank you for all of the videos you make! 감사합니다! 😄

[@user-vs7pc4rf5g]

Number pronounciation 10 yeol 20 seumul 30 seoleun 40 maheun 50 shin 60 yesun 70 ilheun 80 yeodeun 90 aheun 100 on (not used anymore) 1000 jeumeun (not used anymore) These are original korean numbers.

[@MiuXiu]

열, 스물, 서른, 마흔, 쉰, 예순, 일흔, 여든, 아흔, 온, 즈믄 ?? I have never used romanization. I think these are all right.

[@anikaf994]

Man. This lesson was crazy helpful but also mind-bogglingly confusing at the SAME TIME.

[@minniesuga9325]

This is so much for my brain

[@bangtanarmyy1835]

this video has been really helpful for understanding the basics in detail with examples. you are a great teacher

[@sruthisalim3820]

Thank you to make me to understand there numbers

[@ceberios]

billy u'r thee best i say that honestly

[@hy5522]

Everytime I come to this lesson, it makes SOOOO MUCH sense and I understand it but as soon as Im gone, its gone too😂

[@maverickwitlouw6330]

You are a great teacher!

[@NUSORCA]

Just advice here: separate every 4 numbers with a comma (instead of 3) so you’ll always know when to use 만 and when to use 억 9,9999,9999

[@user-ed8vj3ru9o]

omg thank you! i was perfectly fine until he got to millions and things like that haha

[@taki1255]

I understood what Billy explained, but this! This makes it much easier to implement Billy's explanation _quickly!_

[@literallyunique782]

This is so helpful! Thank you!!

[@rebeccastokes3268]

This is so helpful, thank you

[@hy5522]

how i remember 자루 and 그루 is that 우 is long so long things and a tree is long

[@marsh1jr]

Isn't it more like 1, 2, 3, and 1st 2nd 3rd?

[@persephone892]

Not really, cuz when telling the date in sino numbers it could be 1st, 2nd ... But still they are used as 1,2,3 in phone numbers, addresses, money and telling time in minutes and seconds. whereas the native numbers are only for counting, time in hours and age so only 1,2,3,4 and not 1st, 2nd,3rd .. Edit: after finishing this video, he said 1st 2nd 3rd even in the pure/ native numbers. So in conclusion you find both 1,2,3 and 1st,2nd,3rd in both systems.

[@MiuXiu]

No, there is a way to say 1st 2nd 3rd in korean too(첫 번째... 두 번째...). It’s just different uses.

[@persephone892]

@@MiuXiu 핸나 yeah that's only using the Sino system for example: 우리 둘 째는 귀엽다 (our second child is cute) however with the native numbers it's with adding :제 for example : 제 일 하교 (first school). And that (번) is often used for how many times. Example: 한번만 더주세요 (one More Time please).

[@JoshIgoe]

Cheers, Billy!

[@monikapaug6679]

So in korean tree is 나무 but when you want to say five trees you say 더섯그루 and not 더섯나무? Am I corect?

[@GoBillyKorean]

You can say 나무 다섯 그루.

[@tgulati1300]

omg this is amazing thank you so much

[@manilynacosta2528]

Amazing👏🏻👏🏻

[@yo18momas]

Love u billy

[@masterblack9400]

Is there a specific word for the different counters like 개? Having a list of them would be very useful.

[@persephone892]

Yes there's is a list : 명: People 마리: Animals 대: Cars 개: Objects (widely used for any inanimate objects) 자루 : Long, lean objects( like pencils) 그루: Trees 송이: Flowers 켤레 : Shoes 장: Paper 권: Books 살: Age 층 :Floor ( used with sino Korean numbers: 일 층, first floor)

[@MiuXiu]

There are counters for basically everything. You just have to memorize them with your vocabulary and use them together.

[@Yeh-ts5bj]

@@persephone892 perfect I am 🇰🇷 korean... he is an excellent teacher...

[@persephone892]

@@Yeh-ts5bj wow i totally forgot about this video .. yeah he's a great teacher, and I was studying from a book by Luke park called Korean for beginner, there's were I got the list

[@XaeroDegreaz]

I find it interesting that you mentioned using pure Korean for counting things you can touch. You can touch money, but you count it with Sino-Korean :D Is it something to do with some of your first comments about "Koreans don't count using pure Korean for things over 50"? 10 Won is < 50 but they still say "sip". A little silly, I know, but it was just something that popped into my head while listening to your comments.

[@crstph]

this is a year old but yeah, i think its because won is p much always over 1000, and I don't even know if you can count to 1000 is pure korean... i just know no one does lol

[@gbds97]

I always get confused in social media whenever I change the language of my smartphone to korean cause I simply can't not understand the way they use the numbers OMG, I never know the number of followers, for example

[@elnareagayeva5650]

Can we use 켤레 for other pairs of things like shoes or something else?

[@GoBillyKorean]

Just shoes and socks.

[@elnareagayeva5650]

Thanks.😊

[@osamashabban6030]

I have a question, is it right to say: 한부터 세까지? Or it's just: 하나부터 셋까지 ???

[@GoBillyKorean]

한 (두, 세, 네) are only used before counters, not on their own.

[@osamashabban6030]

@@GoBillyKorean i understand but how to say: From number 2 to number 20? Is there a counter for numbers?

[@menear]

@@osamashabban6030 번 is the counter for numbers

[@estefaniaguerrero7524]

He's going very fast 🤯 I can't!

[@GoBillyKorean]

Then I recommend that you watch the un-edited version, which is also available on my channel.

[@estefaniaguerrero7524]

@@GoBillyKorean thank you!

[@lindsey8998]

12:35 Why is there suddenly a '명' there? Btw thank you so much! You explain so well💗

[@GoBillyKorean]

명 is a counter (counting people), so I was just showing an example with that counter.

[@lindsey8998]

@@GoBillyKorean OoOh okay, thank you! :))

[@Gabriel-ut1qz]

No wonder why they're good at counting

[@yvesnsd]

How do you say the word "sino-korean numbers" in korean?

[@GoBillyKorean]

You can simply use 일 이 삼 and 하나 둘 셋 when talking about the systems.

[@chansherly212]

Only one explanation needed to a Chinese speaker for Sino coréen numbers, exact same format but, just pronounce Chinese numbers with fat tongue , ㅎㅎㅎㅎ edit: ok maybe not exactly the same because Chinese will pronounce the zero in 103, and specify that it’s One hundred (一百零三）

[@BTScanadianFan]

I was wondering if you could help me out, I'm a little confused with the pronunciation. When I pronounce 안녕하세요 I always pronounced the beginning of 세 as an s sound. The number 3 looks like it would be ses not set 셋. Could you help me understand the pronunciation please.

[@won1853]

*Short explanation* - ㅅ is pronounced differently depending on its position in a syllable. If it's the initial consonant, like in 세, it's [s]. If it's the final consonant, like in 넷, it's [t]. So 셋 should be pronounced like [set], not [ses]. 넷 is [net]. *Longer explanation* - There are actually only 7 consonant sounds that are used at the end of a syllable - ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅇ. All the other consonants change their sounds. ㅅ, ㅈ, ㅊ, ㅌ, ㅎ become ㄷ, which is why 셋 is pronounced like [섿]. ㅋ becomes ㄱ, which is why 부엌(kitchen) is pronounced like [부억]. ㅍ becomes ㅂ, which is why 무릎(knee) is pronounced like [무릅]. One exception to this rule is when ㅇ immediately follows the final consonant. In that case, the original consonant sound carries over. For example, 높이(height) is pronounced like [노피], not [놉이] or [노비].

[@Mitchis_Euphoria]

Music is Universal army💜

[@BTScanadianFan]

@@Mitchis_Euphoria 😊💜

[@BTScanadianFan]

@@won1853 Thank you, this is very helpful😊

[@MiuXiu]

Music is Universal look into 받침 sound rules. All textbooks should have it, all courses online should have it, free or otherwise. There are tons of sound change rules you’ll need to learn!

[@manilynacosta2528]

can i ask

[@owfwedo1494]

*says 18 wrong* o.o

[@DoveDeon07]

Bruh.... 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️😂😂😭😭

[@salimwillis1400]

lmao, thats exactly who i feel like wtf lol

[@rosie_posie5897]

Umm that was way fast I lost you at the beginning and I wasted 18 minutes of my time😂

[@GoBillyKorean]

This is the "Abridged" version which is edited to be fast. But you can watch the original full live stream on my channel in the Live Streams playlist.

[@rosie_posie5897]

@@GoBillyKorean oh ok☺️