"일흔 번째"

Translation: Seventieth

[tessabanessa]

I really struggled to spell this in English.

[fmorillas85]

Seven teeth

[nyeongs]

Same! :/

[GiovanniSantucci]

Why did you try to spell it in English?

[Gray_Roze]

I think she meant she struggled to spell the English word "seventieth."

[DustinStei1]

70th should be accepted

[Gary251512]

Yeah, I don't think I've ever written a placement number that high in full before

[DiBast]

Was accepted now

[ErnestineO]

What is 번째?

[wintertriangles]

The counter for the number of times that something happened. AKA: -th (fourth, fifth, sixth)

[hippietrail]

Isn't 번 alone the counter for number of times?

[PV8F4]

For example, 두 번째, 세 번째, 네 번째 ....2nd, 3rd, fourth .....

[NickYi1]

My spellcheck tells me that the word "seventieth" is mispelled... but doesn't offer any correct alternatives :/

[Chromberries]

Get a new spellcheck.

[JgtdQ]

I answered 80th and was given the green correct response????? I was wrong! Wasn`t I?

[etchpad]

Yes because "일흔" means 70 not 80

[ellek91]

yes, you were

[LisaEeyore]

How do you pronounce 일흔 ? Is it ee-reun or il-heun, or something else? :)

[talynnn]

i-reun, the ㅎ falls out

[talynnn]

nvm I listened to it again and it sounds more like 이흔

[wrG33]

번 is a loan word from Chinese 番 I can guess, however, I have no idea with regards to 째. Please show me this word in Chinese character

[LisaEeyore]

My guess is that 째 could come from 次 which I know in Japanese means "next" or "next in sequence" and the onyomi reading (which came from Chinese) is ジ "ji" シ "shi". This is just my guess though! :)

[Gray_Roze]

"째" does not come from Chinese.

[journey816]

I agree with 70th should of been accepted.

[.sarina..]

Duo is always weirdly structured, but the way they teach numbers and counters is something else. I'd be lost without the comments

[talynnn]

I put "70." why is it wrong? T_T

[SomaiaAlam1]

Why is it wrong to write it numberly

[Hanzo_Ergo]

Lol i translated this as seventy first

[ShalsLoh]

Could "number seventy" be accepted?