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Korean Numbers 1–100: Sino & Native Korean Counting

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Below are 39 of the most useful Korean numbers words, each with its Hangul spelling, romanization (how to pronounce it) and a real example sentence. Tap 🔊 to hear any word spoken aloud.

KoreanPronunciationMeaningExample
하나 hana One
둘 dul Two
셋 set Three
넷 net Four
다섯 daseot Five
여섯 yeoseot Six
일곱 ilgop Seven
여덟 yeodeol Eight
아홉 ahop Nine
열 yeol Ten
영 yeong Zero
스물 seumul Twenty
서른 seoreun Thirty
마흔 maheun Forty
쉰 swin Fifty
백 baek One hundred
천 cheon One thousand
만 man Ten thousand
첫 번째 cheot beonjjae First
두 번째 du beonjjae Second
세 번째 se beonjjae Third
반 ban Half
몇 myeot How many / several
마지막 majimak last/final 마지막 기회예요. It is the last chance.
퍼센트 peoseuteu percent 50퍼센트 할인이에요. It is a 50 percent discount.
이상 isang more than/above 10개 이상 필요해요. I need more than 10.
이하 iha less than/below 10개 이하예요. It is 10 or less.
합계 hapgye total 합계가 얼마예요? What is the total?
평균 pyeonggyun average 평균 점수가 높아요. The average score is high.
일 il 1 (Sino-Korean)
삼 sam 3 (Sino-Korean)
사 sa 4 (Sino-Korean)
오 o 5 (Sino-Korean)
육 yuk 6 (Sino-Korean)
칠 chil 7 (Sino-Korean)
구 gu 9 (Sino-Korean)
십 sip 10 (Sino-Korean)
잔 jan Cup / glass (counter)
장 jang Counter for tickets / sheets

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