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==General==
 
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*초 <秒> - Second
 
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*분 <分> - Minute
 
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*시 - Hour
 
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*한 시간 - An hour
 
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*한 시간 - An hour (counting)
 
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*일 - Day
 
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*주 - Week
 
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*달 - Month (native Korean word)
 
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*월 <月> - Month
 
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*년 <年> - Year
 
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*달력 <―[[曆]]> - Calender
 
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*주말 - Weekend
 
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*평일 <[[平]][[日]]> - Weekday
 
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*새기 <[[世]][[紀]]> - Century
 
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**이십일 새기 - 21st century
 
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==Time of the day==
 
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*오전 - Morning (AM)
 
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*오후 - Afternoon (PM)
 
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*아침 - Morning
 
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*정오 - Noon
 
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*낮 - Day
 
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*저녁 - Evening
 
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*밤 - Night
 
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*자정 - Midnight
 
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*새벽 - Dawn
 
  
 
==Telling time==
 
==Telling time==
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To tell time in Korean, you use [[Native Korean numbers]] (한, 두,세, 네, 다섯...) for the hour(시) and [[Sino Korean numbers]] (일, 이, 삼,사, 오...) for the minutes. Note: 한아 goes to 한, 둘 goes to 두, 셋 goes to 세, 넷 goes to 네 for [[counting items]]). You can also use 반 for half an hour (i.e. 두 시 반 means 2:30).
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*한 시 - 1 O'clock
 
*한 시 - 1 O'clock
 
*두 시 - 2 O'clock
 
*두 시 - 2 O'clock

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Telling time


Telling time

  • 한 시 - 1 O'clock
  • 두 시 - 2 O'clock
  • 세 시 - 3 O'clock
  • 네 시 - 4 O'clock
  • 다섯 시 - 5 O'clock
  • 여섯 시 십 분 - 6:10
  • 일곱 시 삼십분 / 일곱 시 반 - 7:30
  • 여덟 시 사십 분 - 8:40

Days

  • 그제 / 그저께 - The day before yesterday
  • 어제 - Yesterday
  • 오늘 - Today
  • 내일 - Tomorrow
  • 모레 / 내일 모레 - The day after tomorrow
  • 글피 - Two days after tomorrow, in 3 days
  • 매일 / 날마다 - Everyday

Days of the week

  • 일요일 <日曜日> - Sunday (literally means sun day )
  • 월요일 <月曜日> - Monday (literally means moon day)
  • 화요일 <火曜日> - Tuesday (literally means fire day)
  • 수요일 <水曜日> - Wednesday (literally means water day )
  • 목요일 <木曜日> - Thursday (literally means tree day)
  • 금요일 <金曜日> - Friday (literally means metal day)
  • 토요일 <土曜日> - Saturday (literally means earth day)

Weeks

  • 지난주 - Last week
  • 이번 주 / 금주 - This week
  • 다음 주 / 내주 - Next week
  • 매주 - Every week

Months

달 should be used with Native Korean numbers while 월 should be used with Sino Korean numbers.

  • 지난달 - Last month
  • 이번달 - This month
  • 다음달 - Next month
  • 매달 - Every month

Counting months

You can use 개월 <個月> along with Sino Korean numbers to count months.

  • 삼개월 - 3 months
  • 육개월 - 6 months

Years

해 is a native Korean word, while 년 is derived from 한자.

  • 작년 - Last year
  • 올해 - This year
  • 내년 - Next year

You can use Sino Korean numbers along with 년 to state the year.

  • 이천년 - The year 2000
  • 이천구년 - The year 2009

Calender

Months are just simply Sino Korean numbers and 월 together. Since January is the first month, it is 1월 (일월). However 6월 and 10월 are irregular and not 육월 and 십월, instead they are 유월 and 시월 respectively.

  • 일월 <一月> - January
  • 이월 <二月> - February
  • 삼월 <三月> - March
  • 사월 <四月> - April
  • 오월 <五月> - May
  • 유월 <肉月> - June
  • 칠월 <七月> - July
  • 팔월 <八月> - August
  • 구월 <九月> - September
  • 시월 <十月> - October
  • 십일월 <十一月> - November
  • 십이월 <十二月> - December
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