"다섯, 넷, 셋, 둘, 하나"
Translation:Five, four, three, two, one
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This is the Korean number system.. There is also the sino number system that includes Chinese numbers.. And they are both used in Korea..
The two number systems are a hurdle, but once you've learned them you forget what a headache they were in the beginning! Keep working at it and I promise some day you'll look back and wonder how you ever found it difficult.
I get the pronunciation right for 5 4, 3, 2,1 in Korean but it wont accept my answer. How do i complete the lesson. Very frustrating! Help!
This happens to me too. Anything that reads like a list doesnt recognize anything after the first word, no matter how correct the pronunciation :/
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The only way I've been able to finish the lesson is to hit the "cant talk now" button at the bottom and it gives me a different way to put it in. I hate when questions do this though
I think Sino-Korean numbers are preferred in countdowns, probs would be "오, 사, 삼, 이, 일"
Hey guys am i the only one who has problems getting it to accept my pronunciation?
i learned the counting system with "yeong, il, i, sam, sa, o, yuk, chil, pal, gu....." so im not used to this XD
There must be something wrong with the pronunciation recognition. I know I'm not THAT bad.
That is their spelling: 셋, 넷. The ㅅ drops when they are followed by a count word (classifier).
Same, for me only 5 is accepted and the rest is like unheard no matter how I pronounce it
