π How to use this page: three parts β β λ³΅μ΅ Review (what we check first), β‘ μ€λ Today (the new material, together), β’ κ³Όμ After (practice + leave your submission here).
Goal: buy things and understand prices β Korean numbers are the key.
Last session's 10 words β I ask, you answer. Then its pattern β I give you a line in English, you build it in Korean.
| λ μ§ Β· Date | μ μ Β· Score | λ€μ λ³Ό κ² Β· To redo |
|---|---|---|
| /10 |
| Korean | English | Example |
|---|---|---|
| νΈμμ | convenience store | νΈμμ μ κ°μ. |
| λ΄ν¬ | bag | λ΄ν¬ μ£ΌμΈμ. |
| μΉ΄λ | card | μΉ΄λ λΌμ? |
| νκΈ | cash | νκΈμΌλ‘ λΌκ²μ. |
| κ³μ°νλ€ | to pay / check out | κ³μ°ν κ²μ. |
| νλ | one | νλ μ£ΌμΈμ. |
| λ | two | λμ΄μ. |
| μ | three | μ μ£ΌμΈμ. |
| ~κ° | (counter for items) | μΈ κ°μ. |
| ~μ | won (currency) | μΌμ² μμ΄μμ. |
Three steps: take the native number β change its shape (νλ β ν) β add κ°.
| Number | Before a counter | β κ° | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| νλ (one) | ν | ν κ° | one item |
| λ (two) | λ | λ κ° | two items |
| μ (three) | μΈ | μΈ κ° | three items |
Two more moves: