Please translate the following vocabulary into Korean.
Example - 1. "one" : hint (ha-na)
하(ha)나(na) - 하나
2. "one person": hint (han sa-ram)
한(han) 사(sa)-ram(람) - 한 사람
3. "per" : hint (dang)
당(dang)
4. "per one person?" : hint (han sa-ram dang)
5. "two persons" : hint (du sa-ram)
6. "How much is it?" : hint (eol-ma-e-yo?)
7. "please give me" : hint (ju-se-yo)
8. "Korean currency" : hint (won)
B. Lesson Focus
한자어 숫자 (Han-ja-eo sut-ja) "Sino-Korean Numbers"
Counting Units used with Sino-Korean Numbers
Can you say and write Sino-Korean Numbers from 1 to 10?
Example: "1" (il) = 일
"2" (i) =
"3" (sam) =
"4" (sa) =
"5" (o) =
"6" (yuk) =
"7" (chil) =
"8" (pal) =
"9" (gu) =
"10" (sip) =
Three more...
"100" (baek) =
"1,000" (cheon)
"10,000" (man) =
"Korean currency" (won) =
C. Test yourself
Please translate the following into Korean.
Example - 1. "496" : hint (sa-baek gu-sip yuk)
사백 구십 육
2. "3,850 won" : hint (sam-cheon pal-baek o-sip won)
삼천 팔백 오십 원
3. "21,700 won" : hint (i-man cheon chil-baek won)
4. "It's nine-twenty-five." : hint (ji-geum-eun a-hop-si i-sip-o-bun imnida.)
5. "That is ten-thousand won." : hint (jeo-geot-eun man-won imnida.)
6. "This # is 123." : hint (i-geot-eun baek-i-sip-sam beon imnida)
7. "Today is September sixth." : hint (o-neul-eun gu-wol yuk-il imnida.)
8. "It's thirty thousand won for one person." : hint (han sa-ram-dang sam-man-won imnida)
If you answer them in Korean, that's PERFECT!
If you answer them in Romanization, that's good too.
Reply this post then, I will kindly assist and give you the answers.
여러분 힘 내세요~~! Don't give up guys~~!
Cheers,
I took my notes for this one thanks again for the help