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살 (sal) means "age" or "years old" in Korean. It is...
백하나 (baek-ha-na) means "one hundred and one" in Korean...
아흔 (a-heun) means "ninety" in Korean. It is the native...
여든 (yeo-deun) means "eighty" in Korean. It is the native...
일흔 (i-reun) means "seventy" in Korean. It is the native...
The word ‘jackfruit’ is written in Korean as 잭프루트.
예순 (ye-sun) means "sixty" in Korean. It is the native...
In Korean, some nouns also function as counter words,...
The fruit 'fig' is written in Korean as 무화과.
했어요 (hae-sseo-yo) is the polite past tense form of...
쉰 (swin) means "fifty" in Korean. It is the native...
In Korean, 개 means "dog," but as a counter, it is used...
The fruit 'tomato' is written in Korean as 토마토.
해요 (hae-yo) is the polite present tense form of the...
The counter for books in Korean is 권 (gwon).
마흔 (ma-heun) means "forty" in Korean. It is the native...
Bulgogi (불고기) means 'fire meat' and refers to marinated,...
The fruit 'custard apple' is written in Korean as 커스터드...
The polite past tense of 먹다 (meok-da) is 먹었어요 (meo-geo-sseo-yo)....
The counter for money in Korean is 원 (won). This is...
서른 (seo-reun) means "thirty" in Korean. It is the native...
To count buildings or houses in Korean, you use the...
The fruit 'longan' is written in Korean as 롱안 or 용...
봤어요 (bwa-sseo-yo) is the polite past tense form of...
Korean Counters are words used to classify or count...
스물 (seumul) means "twenty" in Korean. It is the native...
Seoul, South Korea is home to five royal palaces: Gyeongbokgung,...
'Breadfruit' is written in Korean as 빵나무 or 브레드프루트...
봐요 (bwa-yo) is the polite present tense form of the...
To ask "What hour and what minute is it?" in Korean,...
열 (yeol) means "ten" in Korean. It is the native Korean...
To count pieces or slices of something in Korean, you...
The fruit 'lychee' is written in Korean as 리치.
In Korean, topic marking particles 은 (eun) and 는 (neun)...
9 o'clock in Korean is 아홉 시 (a-hop-si) or 9시.
아홉 (a-hop) means "nine" in Korean. It is the native...
The term 'ponytail kimchi' gets its name from the chonggak...
The fruit ‘rambutan’ is written in Korean as 람부탄.
왔어요 (wa-sseo-yo) is the polite past tense form of the...
The verb 쓰다 (to write) becomes 써요 in the polite present...
여덟 (yeo-deol) means "eight" in Korean. It is the native...
To count bowls of food in Korean, you use the counter...
The fruit 'tamarind' is written in Korean as 타마린드.
The Korean verb endings 았어요, 었어요, and 였어요 are used...
To ask "What time is it now?" in Korean, you can say:...
잠깐만요 (jamkkanmanyo) is a polite way to say "Just a...
Changdeokgung Palace (창덕궁) is a popular tourist destination,...
'Passion fruit' is written in Korean as 패션프루트.
The Korean verb endings 아요, 어요, and 여요 are used to...
Pepero Day (빼빼로 데이) is celebrated yearly on November...
일곱 (il-gop) means "seven" in Korean. It is the native...
To count length or distance in Korean, you use the...