Workbook: Unit 13 - Native Korean Numbers

Practice counting objects and people using Native Korean numbers!

Exercise 1: Vocabulary Recall

Write the Native Korean number for 1 through 5 in its NORMAL form (without a counter).

1 -> ________ 2 -> ________ 3 -> ________ 4 -> ________ 5 -> ________

Exercise 2: The Shape-Shifters

How do the numbers 1-4 change when they are placed in front of a counter word like 개 or 명?

1 (하나) -> ________ 2 (둘) -> ________ 3 (셋) -> ________ 4 (넷) -> ________

Exercise 3: Counting Objects

Translate the following phrases into Korean using the structure: [Noun + Number + Counter].

Vocabulary & Counters: * 사과 (sa-gwa) = apple * 학생 (hak-saeng) = student * 책 (chaek) = book * 개 (gae) = counter for things * 명 (myeong) = counter for people

1. Two apples

2. Three students

3. One book

4. Five apples (Hint: 5 does not change its shape!)

Answer Key

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**Exercise 1:** 1. 하나 2. 둘 3. 셋 4. 넷 5. 다섯 **Exercise 2:** 1. 한 2. 두 3. 세 4. 네 **Exercise 3:** 1. 사과 두 개 (sa-gwa du gae) 2. 학생 세 명 (hak-saeng se myeong) 3. 책 한 개 (chaek han gae) - *Note: There is a specific counter for books (권), but 개 is perfectly understood by everyone for general things!* 4. 사과 다섯 개 (sa-gwa da-seot gae)