#Numbers & Ordinals
4 Korean grammar points related to "Numbers & Ordinals", ordered by textbook level.
Beginner 1 (초급 1)Beginner 1 Grammar (초급 1)(2)
- 하나, 둘, 셋… (고유어 수사)hana, dul, set...Native Korean Numbers 1–10 (하나, 둘, 셋, 넷…) & CountersNative Korean number system used for counting items, hours, and age
- 스물, 서른, 마흔… (고유어 수사 2)seumul, seoreun, maheun...Native Korean Tens (20–90) & Expressing Age (살 / 세)Native Korean numbers 20–99 used for age and counting quantities
Beginner 2 (초급 2)Beginner 2 Grammar (초급 2)(2)
- 첫째, 둘째… / 첫 번째, 두 번째… (서수사)cheotjjae / cheot beonjjaeOrdinal Numbers (서수사) – First, second, third… (첫째 / 첫 번째)First, second, third… (indicates order or sequence)
- N(Số lượng) + (이)나N(quantity) + (i)naN(Quantity) + (이)나 – As many as / No less than NAs many as / as much as / all of N (surprisingly large amount)
All topics
- Connective Endings (연결 어미)
- Modality & Intention
- Particles (조사)
- Time & Sequence
- Conditionals & Supposition
- Cause & Reason
- Polite Sentence Endings
- Comparison (비교)
- Basic Sentence Patterns
- Tenses & Aspect (시제)
- Purpose & Plans
- Negation (부정 표현)
- Questions & Interrogatives
- Verb/Adjective Conjugation
- Noun Modifiers (관형사형)
- Change of State
- Experience & Trial
- Requests & Commands
- Suggestions & Invitations
- Ability & Possibility
- Location & Place
- Irregular Conjugation (불규칙)
- Honorifics (높임말)
- Obligation & Necessity
- Movement & Direction
- Desire & Wishes
- Nominalization (명사형)
- Demonstrative Pronouns
- Counters (단위 명사)
- Existence & Possession
