Numbers

Korean Numbers Worksheet

Practice native Korean and Sino-Korean numbers with everyday examples for age, counting, time, and prices.

Written and reviewed by a native Korean speaker in South Korea. Last reviewed July 2, 2026.

Introduction

Korean Numbers Worksheet uses a four-step vocabulary routine: read the Hangul, say the Korean aloud, connect it to a precise meaning, and apply it in writing. The word set, examples, and printable practice in Korean Numbers Worksheet stay focused on this specific topic rather than presenting an unrelated download.

In Korean Numbers Worksheet, the main focus is 하나, 둘, 셋 (hana, dul, set). For this numbers resource, start with the Korean form, check romanization only when pronunciation support is needed, and then apply the topic in the printable practice.

Learning Objectives

Recognize the main vocabulary focus: 하나, 둘, 셋.
Read 하나 in Hangul and use hana only as temporary pronunciation support.
Use the Korean Numbers Worksheet activities to move from recognizing numbers forms to producing them independently.
Review 하나, 둘, 셋 with a teacher, tutor, parent, or study partner.

How to Use This Resource

Begin with the Korean Numbers Worksheet vocabulary table and identify the Korean form for one.
While studying Korean Numbers Worksheet, say 하나 and 둘 aloud before writing so pronunciation and Hangul stay connected.
Complete the numbers practice slowly, then repeat the item that was hardest to recall.
After finishing Korean Numbers Worksheet, open a related vocabulary lesson and reuse at least one item from 하나, 둘, 셋.

Key Vocabulary

Korean	Romanization	Meaning / Use
하나	hana	one
둘	dul	two
셋	set	three as a standalone native Korean number
세	se	counting form of 셋 before counters, as in 세 개, 세 명, 세 시
일	il	one in Sino-Korean
십	sip	ten in Sino-Korean

Examples and Study Notes

셋 is the standalone native Korean number for three. If you are simply counting aloud, say 하나, 둘, 셋.
세 is the counting form used before a counter or time word, as in 세 개, 세 명, or 세 시. It does not usually stand alone as the full number word.
This worksheet uses 세 개 in the dialogue because the speaker is counting items. The vocabulary table still teaches 셋 as the basic standalone number.

Korean number systems

Native Korean Numbers and Sino-Korean Numbers

Korean uses two number systems. Native Korean numbers are used often for counting people or objects, age with 살, and many everyday spoken situations. The basic standalone sequence is 하나, 둘, 셋, 넷, 다섯, 여섯, 일곱, 여덟, 아홉, 열.

Sino-Korean numbers are used for dates, months, minutes, prices, phone numbers, addresses, math, and numbers from 100 upward in normal modern Korean. The basic sequence is 일, 이, 삼, 사, 오, 육, 칠, 팔, 구, 십, 백.

Native Korean numbers 1-10
Number	Korean	Romanization	Use
1	하나	hana	one; standalone form
2	둘	dul	two; standalone form
3	셋	set	three; standalone form
4	넷	net	four; standalone form
5	다섯	daseot	five
6	여섯	yeoseot	six
7	일곱	ilgop	seven
8	여덟	yeodeol	eight
9	아홉	ahop	nine
10	열	yeol	ten

Counting forms before counters
Meaning	Example	Form	Note
1 item	한 개	한	하나 changes to 한 before a counter.
2 people	두 명	두	둘 changes to 두 before a counter.
3 items	세 개	세	셋 changes to 세 before a counter.
4 o'clock	네 시	네	넷 changes to 네 before counters or time words.
20 years old	스무 살	스무	스물 changes to 스무 before 살.
21 items	스물한 개	스물한	Use the ten word plus the changed counting form.

Important: 셋 is the standalone word for three, but 세 is used before a counter or time word. Say 하나, 둘, 셋 when counting aloud, but say 세 개, 세 명, or 세 시 when the number modifies a noun.

Native Korean tens and examples up to 100
Number	Korean	Romanization	Note
20	스물	seumul	twenty
30	서른	seoreun	thirty
40	마흔	maheun	forty
50	쉰	swin	fifty
60	예순	yesun	sixty
70	일흔	ilheun	seventy
80	여든	yeodeun	eighty
90	아흔	aheun	ninety
100	백	baek	Modern Korean normally uses Sino-Korean 백 for 100.

How native Korean numbers combine
Number	Korean	Romanization
11	열하나	yeolhana
12	열둘	yeoldul
15	열다섯	yeoldaseot
21	스물하나	seumulhana
22	스물둘	seumuldul
35	서른다섯	seoreundaseot
48	마흔여덟	maheunyeodeol
99	아흔아홉	aheunahop

Sino-Korean numbers 0-10 and 100
Number	Korean	Romanization	Use
0	영 / 공	yeong / gong	zero; 공 is common in phone numbers
1	일	il	one
2	이	i	two
3	삼	sam	three
4	사	sa	four
5	오	o	five
6	육	yuk	six
7	칠	chil	seven
8	팔	pal	eight
9	구	gu	nine
10	십	sip	ten
100	백	baek	one hundred

How Sino-Korean numbers combine
Number	Korean	Romanization	Pattern
11	십일	sibil	10 + 1
12	십이	sibi	10 + 2
20	이십	isip	2 x 10
21	이십일	isibil	20 + 1
30	삼십	samsip	3 x 10
45	사십오	sasibo	40 + 5
70	칠십	chilsip	7 x 10
99	구십구	gusipgu	90 + 9
100	백	baek	one hundred
101	백일	baegil	100 + 1

Korean Numbers 1-100 Chart

Use these full charts when you want to review beyond the printable worksheet. The Native Korean chart is useful for small everyday counts and age practice, while the Sino-Korean chart is the system learners need most for dates, prices, phone numbers, addresses, and larger numbers.

Native Korean numbers 1-100
Number	Korean	Romanization	Note
1	하나	hana	one
2	둘	dul	two
3	셋	set	three
4	넷	net	four
5	다섯	daseot	five
6	여섯	yeoseot	six
7	일곱	ilgop	seven
8	여덟	yeodeol	eight
9	아홉	ahop	nine
10	열	yeol
11	열하나	yeolhana	열 + 하나
12	열둘	yeoldul	열 + 둘
13	열셋	yeolset	열 + 셋
14	열넷	yeolnet	열 + 넷
15	열다섯	yeoldaseot	열 + 다섯
16	열여섯	yeolyeoseot	열 + 여섯
17	열일곱	yeolilgop	열 + 일곱
18	열여덟	yeolyeodeol	열 + 여덟
19	열아홉	yeolahop	열 + 아홉
20	스물	seumul	twenty
21	스물하나	seumulhana	스물 + 하나
22	스물둘	seumuldul	스물 + 둘
23	스물셋	seumulset	스물 + 셋
24	스물넷	seumulnet	스물 + 넷
25	스물다섯	seumuldaseot	스물 + 다섯
26	스물여섯	seumulyeoseot	스물 + 여섯
27	스물일곱	seumulilgop	스물 + 일곱
28	스물여덟	seumulyeodeol	스물 + 여덟
29	스물아홉	seumulahop	스물 + 아홉
30	서른	seoreun	thirty
31	서른하나	seoreunhana	서른 + 하나
32	서른둘	seoreundul	서른 + 둘
33	서른셋	seoreunset	서른 + 셋
34	서른넷	seoreunnet	서른 + 넷
35	서른다섯	seoreundaseot	서른 + 다섯
36	서른여섯	seoreunyeoseot	서른 + 여섯
37	서른일곱	seoreunilgop	서른 + 일곱
38	서른여덟	seoreunyeodeol	서른 + 여덟
39	서른아홉	seoreunahop	서른 + 아홉
40	마흔	maheun	forty
41	마흔하나	maheunhana	마흔 + 하나
42	마흔둘	maheundul	마흔 + 둘
43	마흔셋	maheunset	마흔 + 셋
44	마흔넷	maheunnet	마흔 + 넷
45	마흔다섯	maheundaseot	마흔 + 다섯
46	마흔여섯	maheunyeoseot	마흔 + 여섯
47	마흔일곱	maheunilgop	마흔 + 일곱
48	마흔여덟	maheunyeodeol	마흔 + 여덟
49	마흔아홉	maheunahop	마흔 + 아홉
50	쉰	swin	fifty
51	쉰하나	swinhana	쉰 + 하나
52	쉰둘	swindul	쉰 + 둘
53	쉰셋	swinset	쉰 + 셋
54	쉰넷	swinnet	쉰 + 넷
55	쉰다섯	swindaseot	쉰 + 다섯
56	쉰여섯	swinyeoseot	쉰 + 여섯
57	쉰일곱	swinilgop	쉰 + 일곱
58	쉰여덟	swinyeodeol	쉰 + 여덟
59	쉰아홉	swinahop	쉰 + 아홉
60	예순	yesun	sixty
61	예순하나	yesunhana	예순 + 하나
62	예순둘	yesundul	예순 + 둘
63	예순셋	yesunset	예순 + 셋
64	예순넷	yesunnet	예순 + 넷
65	예순다섯	yesundaseot	예순 + 다섯
66	예순여섯	yesunyeoseot	예순 + 여섯
67	예순일곱	yesunilgop	예순 + 일곱
68	예순여덟	yesunyeodeol	예순 + 여덟
69	예순아홉	yesunahop	예순 + 아홉
70	일흔	ilheun	seventy
71	일흔하나	ilheunhana	일흔 + 하나
72	일흔둘	ilheundul	일흔 + 둘
73	일흔셋	ilheunset	일흔 + 셋
74	일흔넷	ilheunnet	일흔 + 넷
75	일흔다섯	ilheundaseot	일흔 + 다섯
76	일흔여섯	ilheunyeoseot	일흔 + 여섯
77	일흔일곱	ilheunilgop	일흔 + 일곱
78	일흔여덟	ilheunyeodeol	일흔 + 여덟
79	일흔아홉	ilheunahop	일흔 + 아홉
80	여든	yeodeun	eighty
81	여든하나	yeodeunhana	여든 + 하나
82	여든둘	yeodeundul	여든 + 둘
83	여든셋	yeodeunset	여든 + 셋
84	여든넷	yeodeunnet	여든 + 넷
85	여든다섯	yeodeundaseot	여든 + 다섯
86	여든여섯	yeodeunyeoseot	여든 + 여섯
87	여든일곱	yeodeunilgop	여든 + 일곱
88	여든여덟	yeodeunyeodeol	여든 + 여덟
89	여든아홉	yeodeunahop	여든 + 아홉
90	아흔	aheun	ninety
91	아흔하나	aheunhana	아흔 + 하나
92	아흔둘	aheundul	아흔 + 둘
93	아흔셋	aheunset	아흔 + 셋
94	아흔넷	aheunnet	아흔 + 넷
95	아흔다섯	aheundaseot	아흔 + 다섯
96	아흔여섯	aheunyeoseot	아흔 + 여섯
97	아흔일곱	aheunilgop	아흔 + 일곱
98	아흔여덟	aheunyeodeol	아흔 + 여덟
99	아흔아홉	aheunahop	아흔 + 아홉
100	백	baek	Korean normally uses Sino-Korean 백 for 100.

Sino-Korean numbers 1-100
Number	Korean	Romanization	Pattern
1	일	il
2	이	i
3	삼	sam
4	사	sa
5	오	o
6	육	yuk
7	칠	chil
8	팔	pal
9	구	gu
10	십	sip	ten
11	십일	sipil	10 + 1
12	십이	sipi	10 + 2
13	십삼	sipsam	10 + 3
14	십사	sipsa	10 + 4
15	십오	sipo	10 + 5
16	십육	sipyuk	10 + 6
17	십칠	sipchil	10 + 7
18	십팔	sippal	10 + 8
19	십구	sipgu	10 + 9
20	이십	isip	2 x 10
21	이십일	isipil	20 + 1
22	이십이	isipi	20 + 2
23	이십삼	isipsam	20 + 3
24	이십사	isipsa	20 + 4
25	이십오	isipo	20 + 5
26	이십육	isipyuk	20 + 6
27	이십칠	isipchil	20 + 7
28	이십팔	isippal	20 + 8
29	이십구	isipgu	20 + 9
30	삼십	samsip	3 x 10
31	삼십일	samsipil	30 + 1
32	삼십이	samsipi	30 + 2
33	삼십삼	samsipsam	30 + 3
34	삼십사	samsipsa	30 + 4
35	삼십오	samsipo	30 + 5
36	삼십육	samsipyuk	30 + 6
37	삼십칠	samsipchil	30 + 7
38	삼십팔	samsippal	30 + 8
39	삼십구	samsipgu	30 + 9
40	사십	sasip	4 x 10
41	사십일	sasipil	40 + 1
42	사십이	sasipi	40 + 2
43	사십삼	sasipsam	40 + 3
44	사십사	sasipsa	40 + 4
45	사십오	sasipo	40 + 5
46	사십육	sasipyuk	40 + 6
47	사십칠	sasipchil	40 + 7
48	사십팔	sasippal	40 + 8
49	사십구	sasipgu	40 + 9
50	오십	osip	5 x 10
51	오십일	osipil	50 + 1
52	오십이	osipi	50 + 2
53	오십삼	osipsam	50 + 3
54	오십사	osipsa	50 + 4
55	오십오	osipo	50 + 5
56	오십육	osipyuk	50 + 6
57	오십칠	osipchil	50 + 7
58	오십팔	osippal	50 + 8
59	오십구	osipgu	50 + 9
60	육십	yuksip	6 x 10
61	육십일	yuksipil	60 + 1
62	육십이	yuksipi	60 + 2
63	육십삼	yuksipsam	60 + 3
64	육십사	yuksipsa	60 + 4
65	육십오	yuksipo	60 + 5
66	육십육	yuksipyuk	60 + 6
67	육십칠	yuksipchil	60 + 7
68	육십팔	yuksippal	60 + 8
69	육십구	yuksipgu	60 + 9
70	칠십	chilsip	7 x 10
71	칠십일	chilsipil	70 + 1
72	칠십이	chilsipi	70 + 2
73	칠십삼	chilsipsam	70 + 3
74	칠십사	chilsipsa	70 + 4
75	칠십오	chilsipo	70 + 5
76	칠십육	chilsipyuk	70 + 6
77	칠십칠	chilsipchil	70 + 7
78	칠십팔	chilsippal	70 + 8
79	칠십구	chilsipgu	70 + 9
80	팔십	palsip	8 x 10
81	팔십일	palsipil	80 + 1
82	팔십이	palsipi	80 + 2
83	팔십삼	palsipsam	80 + 3
84	팔십사	palsipsa	80 + 4
85	팔십오	palsipo	80 + 5
86	팔십육	palsipyuk	80 + 6
87	팔십칠	palsipchil	80 + 7
88	팔십팔	palsippal	80 + 8
89	팔십구	palsipgu	80 + 9
90	구십	gusip	9 x 10
91	구십일	gusipil	90 + 1
92	구십이	gusipi	90 + 2
93	구십삼	gusipsam	90 + 3
94	구십사	gusipsa	90 + 4
95	구십오	gusipo	90 + 5
96	구십육	gusipyuk	90 + 6
97	구십칠	gusipchil	90 + 7
98	구십팔	gusippal	90 + 8
99	구십구	gusipgu	90 + 9
100	백	baek	one hundred

Use native Korean for

Counting objects with counters, age with 살, and many small spoken counts.

Use Sino-Korean for

Dates, months, minutes, prices, phone numbers, addresses, school grades, and 100 or higher.

Beginner shortcut

Learn native 1-10 first, then learn Sino-Korean 1-10 because it builds dates and prices quickly.

Worksheet Preview

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Korean Numbers Worksheet Printable Set

Learning goal: Count from 1 to 10 in Korean, read native Korean number words, write the numbers by hand, and use them in a short beginner conversation.

Level

Beginner

Skills

Reading · Writing · Speaking

Estimated time

15–20 minutes

Korean Numbers Worksheet Page 1: Learn, Trace, Match, Read preview — Page 1: Learn, Trace, Match, Read
Vocabulary table, pronunciation note, number tracing, matching activity, and a short reading dialogue.

Korean Numbers Worksheet Page 2: Practice and Review preview — Page 2: Practice and Review
Multiple choice, fill in the blank, matching review, circle the answer, count and write, confidence check, and reflection box.

Korean Numbers Worksheet Page 3: Answer Key preview — Page 3: Answer Key
Teacher-friendly answer key for vocabulary, matching, quiz questions, count-and-write practice, and reading comprehension.

Korean Numbers Worksheet Page 4: Teacher Notes preview — Page 4: Teacher Notes
Objectives, materials, timing, extension activity, differentiation ideas, and teaching tips for classroom or tutoring use.

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Download the Korean Numbers Worksheet PDF after reviewing the examples and key vocabulary. Complete the first attempt carefully, then revisit the hardest numbers item the next day instead of repeating only the easy rows.

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Guided Practice

Complete the first Korean Numbers Worksheet round with the vocabulary table and examples visible. The goal is accurate numbers thinking, not speed.

Read 하나 (hana) with the meaning “one,” then cover the English and identify it again.
Compare 하나 with 둘. Say what changes in sound, meaning, sentence role, or context.
Complete the first numbers example with the lesson open, checking each step before moving on.

Independent Practice

Close or cover the Korean Numbers Worksheet key vocabulary before starting this round. Check your work only after all three tasks are complete.

In Korean Numbers Worksheet, write 둘 from memory and add its English meaning without checking the vocabulary table.
Create one original Korean Numbers Worksheet example using 셋; use a complete phrase or sentence when the topic allows it.
Finish the Korean Numbers Worksheet printable task independently, then mark any item that required romanization or an English hint.

Review Checklist

I can recognize 하나 without looking at the English.
I can explain or use 둘 in the context taught on this page.
I can complete the numbers task with less support than on my first attempt.
I know which item from Korean Numbers Worksheet needs another review tomorrow.

Mini Quiz

Which Korean form in this lesson means “one”?
How is 둘 romanized, and what does it mean here?
Write the Korean form for “three as a standalone native Korean number.”

Use This Worksheet With Other Lessons

The Korean Numbers Worksheet printable works best when learners connect its practice pages with vocabulary review, reading practice, and a related worksheet from the wider library.

Review more beginner word groups in the Korean vocabulary lessons.
Practice short beginner dialogues in Korean reading practice.
Browse more printable resources in the Korean worksheet library.

Mini Quiz Answer Key

Check the Korean Numbers Worksheet answers only after completing the mini quiz. Accept equivalent English wording when the Korean form and this lesson's meaning are accurate.

하나 (hana)
dul; two
셋 (set)

Teacher Notes

Learning objective: By the end of the lesson, learners should recognize the main focus 하나, 둘, 셋 and complete one word recognition, recall, and sentence use task with reduced support.
Recommended age: Teens and adults; adaptable for supported younger learners
Level: Beginner
Estimated time: 15–20 minutes
Materials needed: Printed worksheet or lesson page, pencil, eraser, and a separate sheet for extension work
Extension activity: Create a four-line mini dialogue that naturally includes 하나 and 둘.
Assessment idea: For the Korean Numbers Worksheet assessment, ask learners to identify 하나, explain 둘, and produce or apply 셋 without copying. Record whether each response is independent, prompted, or not yet secure.

Tips for Self-learners

Read the numbers explanation before printing Korean Numbers Worksheet.
Complete one page carefully and say 하나 aloud as you work.
Review the hardest row containing 둘 the next day.
For Korean Numbers Worksheet, cover the English meanings and test whether you can recognize the Korean forms first.

Tips for Parents and Teachers

Introduce Korean Numbers Worksheet in a short first round and prioritize accurate recognition of 하나 over finishing every item.
For Korean Numbers Worksheet, model 하나 and 둘 aloud, then use group repetition before independent writing.
During tutoring, ask the learner to point to the Korean form for “one” before revealing the English answer.
Return to this numbers worksheet after one or two days and compare reading speed with the first attempt.

Common Mistakes

Do not read only “hana.” Look back at 하나 so romanization remains a temporary bridge.
In Korean Numbers Worksheet, do not rush the written form of 하나; slow practice makes Korean letter shape and syllable spacing easier to notice.
Do not assume “one” always maps word for word to Korean. Check the example and context provided in Korean Numbers Worksheet.

FAQ

Is Korean Numbers Worksheet good for beginners?

Yes. Korean Numbers Worksheet introduces 하나, 둘, 셋 with Hangul, romanization support, English meaning, and guided numbers practice.

Can teachers or parents use this resource?

Yes. Teachers and parents can use the Korean Numbers Worksheet printable for a numbers warmup, tutoring task, homework review, or independent practice.