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How Do You Count Months in Korean?

Maya Lin-Takahashi • • 6 min read
How Do You Count Months in Korean?
Months can be counted with either pure Native Korean or Sino-Korean numerals.

Counting Months

  1. ?? (?) – ilwol (dal), January.
  2. ?? (?) – iwol (dal), February.
  3. ?? (?) – samwol (dal), March.
  4. ?? (?) – sawol (dal), April.
  5. ?? (?) – owol (dal), May.
  6. ?? (?) – yuwol (dal), June.
  7. ?? (?) – chilwol (dal), July.
  8. ?? (?) – palwol (dal), August.

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In this manner, how do you say months in Korean?

(??) - Eel-wol.

  • February - 2? (??) - Ee-wol.
  • March - 3? (??) - Sam-wol.
  • April - 4? (??) - Sa-wol.
  • May - 5? (??) - Oh-wol.
  • June - 6? (?? ) - Yu-wol.
  • July - 7? (??) - Chil-wol.
  • August - 8? (??) - Pal-wol.

    • Also Know, how many months are there in the Korean calendar? ?, Hanja: ??) in the year, spaced roughly 15 days apart; Lunar months including leap months added every two or three years.

    Additionally, how do you count years in Korean?

    When counting years in Korean the word for Year is Nyeon and just like counting the weeks in Korean you are using the Chinese derived number system and adding the word Nyeon at the end.

    Why are there two ways to count in Korean?

    Numbers in Korean. There are two sets of numbers in Korean: the native Korean system and the Sino-Korean system. The native numbers are used for numbers of items (1-99) and age, while the Sino-Korean system is based on Chinese numbers and are used for dates, money, addresses, phone numbers, and numbers above 100.

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