Native Numbers in Korean

A set of vocabulary flashcards covering Native Korean numbers 1 through 20, tens from 30 to 90, large numbers, modified counting forms, and common counting classifiers.

Native Korean numbers (고유어 수)

The Korean number system used for counting people, age, hours, and objects.

하나

Native Korean number 1.

둘

Native Korean number 2.

셋

Native Korean number 3.

넷

Native Korean number 4.

다섯

Native Korean number 5.

여섯

Native Korean number 6.

일곱

Native Korean number 7.

여덟

Native Korean number 8.

아홉

Native Korean number 9.

열

Native Korean number 10.

스물

Native Korean number 20.

서른

Native Korean number for 30.

마흔

Native Korean number for 40.

쉰

Native Korean number for 50.

예순

Native Korean number for 60.

일흔

Native Korean number for 70.

여든

Native Korean number for 80.

아흔

Native Korean number for 90.

백

Large number representing 100.

천

Large number representing 1000.

만

Large number representing 10000.

한, 두, 세, 네

The modified forms of native numbers 1 (하나), 2 (둘), 3 (셋), and 4 (넷) used when counting nouns with counters.

개 (gae)

Counter used for things or pieces (e.g., usan hangae).

명 (myeong)

Counter used for counting people (e.g., chingu semyeong).

살 (sal)

Counter used for age (e.g., yeoldaseot sal).

시 (si)

Counter used for hours.

조각 (jogak)

Counter used for slices.