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살 (Sal) Meaning
살 (Sal)
살 (sal) means "age" or "years old" in Korean. It is used to indicate how old someone is, often following...
백하나 (Baek-Hana) Meaning
백하나 (Baek-Hana)
백하나 (baek-ha-na) means "one hundred and one" in Korean and consists of both sino-Korean and native Korean...
아흔 (Aheun) Meaning
아흔 (Aheun)
아흔 (a-heun) means "ninety" in Korean. It is the native Korean word used for counting objects, people,...
여든 (Yeodeun) Meaning
여든 (Yeodeun)
여든 (yeo-deun) means "eighty" in Korean. It is the native Korean word used for counting objects, people,...
일흔 (Ireun) Meaning
일흔 (Ireun)
일흔 (i-reun) means "seventy" in Korean. It is the native Korean word used for counting objects, people,...
How to write 'Jackfruit' in Korean
How to write 'Jackfruit' in Korean
The word ‘jackfruit’ is written in Korean as 잭프루트.
예순 (Yesun) Meaning
예순 (Yesun)
예순 (ye-sun) means "sixty" in Korean. It is the native Korean word used for counting objects, people,...
Korean Fun Facts: Korean Counters
Korean Fun Facts: Korean Counters
In Korean, some nouns also function as counter words, depending on the context.
How to write 'Fig' in Korean
How to write 'Fig' in Korean
The fruit 'fig' is written in Korean as 무화과.
Korean Verb Conjugation: 했어요
Korean Verb Conjugation: 했어요
했어요 (hae-sseo-yo) is the polite past tense form of the verb "하다" (to do). It can mean "I did," "you did,"...
쉰 (Swin) Meaning
쉰 (Swin)
쉰 (swin) means "fifty" in Korean. It is the native Korean word used for counting objects, people, or...
Korean Fun Facts: Korean Counters
Korean Fun Facts: Korean Counters
In Korean, 개 means "dog," but as a counter, it is used to count things or objects.
How to write 'Tomato' in Korean
How to write 'Tomato' in Korean
The fruit 'tomato' is written in Korean as 토마토.
Korean Verb Conjugation: 해요
Korean Verb Conjugation: 해요
해요 (hae-yo) is the polite present tense form of the verb "하다" (to do). It can mean "I do," "you do,"...
What is the Counter for Books in Korean?
What is the Counter for Books in Korean?
The counter for books in Korean is 권 (gwon).
마흔 (Maheun) Meaning
마흔 (Maheun)
마흔 (ma-heun) means "forty" in Korean. It is the native Korean word used for counting objects, people,...
Korean Fun Facts: Cuisine
Korean Fun Facts: Cuisine
Bulgogi (불고기) means 'fire meat' and refers to marinated, grilled beef, one of Korea's most popular dishes...
How to write 'Custard Apple' in Korean
How to write 'Custard Apple' in Korean
The fruit 'custard apple' is written in Korean as 커스터드 애플.
Polite Past Tense of 먹다
Polite Past Tense of 먹다
The polite past tense of 먹다 (meok-da) is 먹었어요 (meo-geo-sseo-yo). So, when you want to say "I ate" or...
What is the Counter for Money in Korean?
What is the Counter for Money in Korean?
The counter for money in Korean is 원 (won). This is used when counting units of currency. The word 원...

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