Numbers - The China System 11-999 Korean Beginners

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6 – World Languages in Korean
SECTION 4, In  
LESSON 7
7 – Numbers: The China System 11-…
Progress
8 – CityLingo
9 – FamilyLingo
10 – Challenges M1W4
7 – Numbers: The
China System 11-
11 – To the Summit M1W4
999
Module 1 Week 5 12 Lessons
This lesson will teach you how
Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz to count in Korean (China
System).
Module 1 Week 7 11 Lessons | 3 Quizzes
SECTION PROGRESS
Module 1 Week 8 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes 9% Complete
Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz
Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes
Welcome back to the lesson on

numbers. You've already
learned numbers 1-10 using the
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cover numbers 11-999 in this
Giovanny lesson.
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Equipped with the knowledge
of the first 10 numbers, you can
6 – World Languages in Korean make all the numbers from 1-99
through simple combinations.
Let's start with the two-digit
8 – CityLingo
numbers that end in zero. In
these cases, the smaller
9 – FamilyLingo number always comes first. In
other words, it’s “two ten” not
“ten two.”
Let's take a look at the number

20.

We already know that 10 is 십.

To get 20, we just add the 2 to
the beginning.
2 (이) + 10 (십) = 20 (이십)


70 is going to be the same.
Simply put the 7 (칠) in front of
Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes the 10 (십), and you get 70 (칠
십).
Here are the numbers that end

in zero, from 10-99.
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Giovanny
 Take Notes
십 10
이십 20
삼십 30
사십 40
8 – CityLingo
오십 50
9 – FamilyLingo
육십 60
칠십 70
팔십 80
Module 1 Week 5 12 Lessons 구십 90
Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz Give the following exercise a go

so you learn for yourself how
easy it is to create larger
numbers!

Test Yourself:
Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes Writing
Module 1 Week… 5 Lessons | 18 Quizzes Instructions: Following what
you have learned try to write or
say the following numbers in
Participants 22124
Korean. Click the boxes below
for the answers.
Giovanny
 Take Notes
90
40
8 – CityLingo
60
9 – FamilyLingo 30
80

50
Next, it’s time to up the ante.

To create the numbers in

between the ones that end in
Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz zero, just tack on the “ones”
digit at the end.
For example, if we want to say

35, we're going to say 30 + 5. In
other words:

30 (삼십) + 5 (오) = 35 (삼십오)
Here are the numbers 21-29.

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Giovanny
 Take Notes
이십일 21
이십이 22
이십삼 23
이십사 24
8 – CityLingo
이십오 25
9 – FamilyLingo
이십육 26
이십칠 27
이십팔 28
Module 1 Week 5 12 Lessons 이십구 29
Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz Let’s try some non-rounded

numbers for an extra challenge.
Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz Test Yourself:

Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes Writing
Instructions: Again use what
you have learned to try to write
Module 1 Week… 5 Lessons | 18 Quizzes or say the following numbers in
Korean. Click the boxes below
for the answers.
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Giovanny
 Take Notes
26
59
8 – CityLingo 14
9 – FamilyLingo
10 – Challenges M1W4 91
68
44
Module 1 Week 7 11 Lessons | 3 Quizzes Nice work!
As you can see, a pattern

emerges for numbers greater
Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz than 10 and lower than 100.
Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes First, you write the tens digit,
then you write the ones digit. If
Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes the number is greater than
twenty, then the appropriate
number is added in front of the
tens digit to indicate.
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For example, twenty is 이십
because it is “two tens.”
Giovanny
Likewise,
 thirty 삼십 because
is Notes
Take
it is “three tens,” and so on.
This makes it easier than

English, where we have to
7 – Numbers: The China System 11-… memorize a new word for every
“ten” less than 100.
8 – CityLingo
9 – FamilyLingo
But as you begin to count
higher and higher, there needs
10 – Challenges M1W4 to be a hundred digits, and we
add this in front of the tens digit
just as we would in English.
For example:
100 + 23 = 123
Start with the largest number!

If we were writing or saying this

number in Korea, we’d start on
the left and work our way right,
one digit at a time.

The word for “hundred” in
Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes Korean is:

100 백
Give it a try yourself!
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Let's say you want to say the
number 121.
Giovanny
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First, we have 21.
20 (이십) + 1 (일) = 21 (이십일)

7 – Numbers: The China System 11-… Then we need to add the 100
(백) in front of it.
8 – CityLingo
100 (백) + 20 (이십) + 1 (일) =

9 – FamilyLingo
121 (백이십일)
Just keep adding the numbers,

one in front of the next, and
you're good to go!
We can do 221 the same way:

200 (이백) + 20 (이십) + 1 (일) =

221 (이백이십일)
For illustration, here are the
Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz numbers from 220 - 230.

이백이십 220
이백이십 221
일 222
Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes 이백이십
이 223
이백이십
삼 224
이백이십
사 225
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이백이십
오 226
이백이십
Giovanny 육
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이백이십 227
칠 228
이백이십
팔
이백이십 229
구 230
이백삼십
8 – CityLingo
9 – FamilyLingo

Test Yourself:
Writing
Instructions: Use what you
have learned about 3-digit
numbers try to write or say the
Module 1 Week 8 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes following numbers in Korean.
Click the boxes below for the
answers.

101
Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes 888

234
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Giovanny
 Take Notes
743
654
8 – CityLingo 367
9 – FamilyLingo
10 – Challenges M1W4 If there is no tens digit, you just

skip it and write the ones digit.
It is the same as in English. We

wouldn’t write “one hundred,
Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz zero ten and one,” we just say
“one hundred and one.”
The same rules apply in Korean

and you just write the numbers

as you would in English.
Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz Let's review what we've learned

with some practice exercises.
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Giovanny
 Take Notes
8 – CityLingo
9 – FamilyLingo
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Giovanny
 Take Notes
Test Yourself:
Say It Aloud
8 – CityLingo Instructions: Without looking
back, try to say aloud the
9 – FamilyLingo
number in Korean using the
10 – Challenges M1W4 China System from this lesson
that matches the number.
Check your answers by turning

over the card. If you get stuck,
make your best guess and keep
Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz going. Continue until you can
go all the way through without
any mistakes.
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Giovanny
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 Turn
Card 1 of 10 
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Mark Complete
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Inner Circle – Module 1  Module 1 Week 4  7 …

6 – World Languages in Korean

Module 1 Week 8 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes 9% Complete

Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes

Welcome back to the lesson on

Let's take a look at the number

Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week 7 11 Lessons | 3 Quizzes

2 (이) + 10 (십) = 20 (이십)

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Here are the numbers that end

Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz Give the following exercise a go

Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

7 – Numbers: The China System 11-…

Module 1 Week 5 12 Lessons

Next, it’s time to up the ante.

To create the numbers in

For example, if we want to say

Module 1 Week… 5 Lessons | 18 Quizzes

Here are the numbers 21-29.

Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz Let’s try some non-rounded

Module 1 Week 8 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz Test Yourself:

Module 1 Week 5 12 Lessons

Module 1 Week 7 11 Lessons | 3 Quizzes Nice work!

Module 1 Week 8 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

As you can see, a pattern

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz than 10 and lower than 100.

This makes it easier than

Start with the largest number!

If we were writing or saying this

Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

Module 1 Week… 5 Lessons | 18 Quizzes

20 (이십) + 1 (일) = 21 (이십일)

100 (백) + 20 (이십) + 1 (일) =

Just keep adding the numbers,

We can do 221 the same way:

200 (이백) + 20 (이십) + 1 (일) =

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz

11 – To the Summit M1W4

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week… 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes 888

10 – Challenges M1W4 If there is no tens digit, you just

It is the same as in English. We

The same rules apply in Korean

Module 1 Week 9 8 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week 10 11 Lessons | 1 Quiz Let's review what we've learned

Module 1 Week… 10 Lessons | 3 Quizzes

Module 1 Week… 5 Lessons | 18 Quizzes

7 – Numbers: The China System 11-…

11 – To the Summit M1W4

Module 1 Week 5 12 Lessons

Module 1 Week 6 10 Lessons | 1 Quiz

Module 1 Week 7 11 Lessons | 3 Quizzes

Module 1 Week 8 11 Lessons | 2 Quizzes