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One day = 하루
Two days = 이틀
Three days = 사흘
Four days = 나흘
Five days = 닷새
Six days = 엿새
Seven days = 이레
Eight days = 여드레
Nine days = 아흐레
Ten days = 열흘
February 12, 2018
In both cases the word is prefixed with "사" which I thought meant 4. How do we tell which one means 3?
January 23, 2018
so if you use 흘 it's the native Korean numbers, and 일 uses the Sino-Korean numbers? how come it's not 세흘 and 네흘? or is it completely unrelated to native Korean numbers?
April 19, 2018
this set of numbers is one you just have to memorize and that's why a lot of people don't use it.
October 26, 2018
I'm apparently missing something, because, to me, use of the word "사" in both places establishes that the sentence says "사흘은 사일이 아니에요., meaning "Four days are not four days." Where did the "삼" come from?
February 7, 2018
