Learning some basic money vocabulary and phrases will be extremely helpful as you transition to your life in Korea. From opening a bank account and making currency exchanges to buying your first Korean groceries, you are going to need to communicate about money in a number of ways.

\uc77c [il] - one
\uc774 [i] - two
\uc0bc [sam] - three
\uc0ac [sa] - four
\uc624 [o] - five
\uc721 [(r)yuk] - six
\uce60 [chil] - seven
\ud314 [pal] - eight
\uad6c [gu] - nine
\uc2ed [sip] - ten
\ubc31 [baek] - one hundred
\ucc9c [cheon] - one thousand
\ub9cc [man] - ten thousand
\uc2ed\ub9cc [simman] - one hundred thousand
\ubc31\ub9cc [baengman] - one million
\ucc9c\ub9cc [cheonman] - ten million
\uc5b5 [eok] - one hundred million

Number System 2 (Native Korean)
\ud558\ub098 [hana] - one
\ub458 [dul] - two
\uc14b [set] - three
\ub137 [net] - four
\ub2e4\uc12f [daseot] - five
\uc5ec\uc12f [yeoseot] - six
\uc77c\uacf1 [ilgop] - seven
\uc5ec\ub35f [yeodeol] - eight
\uc544\ud649 [ahop] - nine
\uc5f4 [yeol] - ten
\uc5f4\ud558\ub098 [yeol hana] - eleven
\uc5f4\ub458 [yeol dul] - twelve

\ub3c8 [don] - money
\ubc14\uafb8\ub2e4 [bakkuda] - to change
\uc5bc\ub9c8 [eolma] - how much
\ub2ec\ub7ec [dalleo] - dollar
\uc6d0 [won] - won
\uc5bc\ub9c8\uc8e0? [Eolmajyo?] - How much is it?