"백만"

Translation: million

[LiKenun]

100×10,000

[RodSalomon1]

That way is even harder to learn

[Dave2022]

If you think about it, it might work using your hands. Count to 10 using your fingers, then hold up a thumb to represent 10, thumb and a finger to represent 100, etc. etc. Maybe that's how the Chinese came up with the counting system for Chinese, Sino-Japanese and Sino-Korean numbers.

[Dave2022]

Just remember that you change to a different number "stage" (I guess? Like thousand, then million, billion, etc.) every four powers of 10.

[GiovanniSantucci]

I'm not getting it. Counting to ten on your fingers is already all your fingers (unless you're treating your fingers as binary digits or something), nor am I following how adding fingers for each power of ten results in the next "level" of number being powers of ten thousand.

[ketaca4]

I literally put 1000000

[JosieCrane]

I remember this because of the 3racha song. 백만 워ㅓㅓㅓ언

[ElielF4]

Which one?

[entraptah]

One in a million

[Pajdoric]

Lol, I wrote 100 thousand

[mickyclee]

I think it's easiest to remember in the context of money. 만원 notes are most commonly used (next to 천원, i suppose). So when you have a hundred of them, 백만원, you have one million 원.

[KyleDelane6]

If ㄱ becomes ㅇ when followed by a ㅁ, how would you write Pacman?

[TomtheRed]

파크만 I think. The change from 백 to 뱅 really threw me off, so u expected more people to be talking about it.

[UAXj4]

천만 is million too? (In this lesson I saw)

[josueetcom]

That's ten million

[Woodsman72]

Ten milion...???