WorksheetsReview on Count Nouns/Sino/Native Korean Number System
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What Korean count noun to be used in bottled container with closed caps or closed lids?
명 /myeong/
병 /byeong/
권 /gweon/
개 /ke/
잔 /chan/
What Korean count noun to be used in bottled container with open caps or open lids?
명 /myeong/
권 /gweon/
잔 /chan/
개 /ke/
병 /byeong/
What Korean count noun to be used in counting persons or people?
명 /myeong/
권 /gweon/
잔 /chan/
병 /byeong/
개 /ke/
What Korean count noun to be used in counting general things?
명 /myeong/
권 /gweon/
잔 /chan/
병 /byeong/
개 /ke/
What Korean count noun to be used in counting books, papers, notebooks?
권 /gweon/
잔 /chan/
병 /byeong/
개 /ke/
명 /myeong/
What Korean Number system to be used in partnering the count nouns?
Sino-Korean Number System
(il-i-sam-sa-o-yuk-chil-pal-gu-ship)
Native Korean Number System
(hana-dul-set-net-daseot-yeoseot-ilgop-yeodeol-yeol)
There are two apples.
두 병
/du byeong/
두 명
/du myeong/
두 개
/du ke/
둘 개
/du chan/
There are 10 people.
십 명
/ship myeong/
십 병
/ship byeong/
열 명
/yeol myeong/
열 잔
/yeol chan/
사천오백 원
/sa cheon o baek won/
3500 won
4500 won
4800 won
5500 won
팔만팔백 원
/pal man pal baek won/
10, 800 won
90 900 won
80 800 won
70 800 won
