I made cards where are PM and AM + Hours and taped them on my clock, and now, when I look at clock I say the time in english and in korean. (I wrote minutes on paper too and taped the paper above the clock)
Totally adding this to my Korean lessons folder. Is it just me but I can't ever seem to differentiate the sino and national numbers. I sometimes say hana dul set sa XD
I was hoping you would explain it in the video, butnin my korean book-I’m on 1.3 Time-different phrases has different endings. Example (1): 25 Past 11 -옂한시 ㅈ보 분 ieyo Example (2): 25 to 4 - 네지 지보 분 전 eyo Why is the ending different? I am having a hard time finishing this section because I can’t remeber the ending. My goal for next year is to finish the korean book-I do look up your info since the book doesn’t go into detail like you-by the end of next year. There is 14 chapters. 감사합니다
Ur teaching skill very well. I' m also learn " how to say time' . Thank you. And i have a question . How say time in 24 hours format . Ex. 13.00 , 14.00, 15.00 ect.. I hope you soon.
Can the "am/pm" part be ommited if it is implied by context? E.g. if you have cram school in the evenings, and someone asks you "what time do you have cram school today?", and he expects to hear an evening hour, can you just say "at 5:00", or you still have to say "at 5:00pm"?
I know this is super late, but can anyone help out? 몇시야 means what time is it, right? Is it informal? I was talking to my Google Assistant, but I don't know if it's informal or what.
May I ask how do you say " the grocery store is closing at ... And opening at.. " ? By the way, thanks a lot for your videos ! So useful since I'm trying to learn korean by myself haha :3
i was told that numbers 1 - 4 get their last letter taken out and then you add si. But the rest from 5 - 12 keep their whole word and add si to it. so isnt 5:00 daseotsi .. instead of daseosi ??
Hi! Here are the answers. 1. We don't have specific expressions for "past" when telling time. So, to say quarter past one' o'clock, just say "한 시 십오 분", which means 1:15. 2. Meanwhile, there are another way to say quarter to 1. "한 시 십오 분 전", whose literal meaning is "15 mins before 1." We use "(hour) (min) 분 전". Hope this was helpful!
P.S For those of you who are leaning korean language: You'll need to learn Pure korean + Sino Korean letters to understand Time & Numbers. Hours are speaked in pure and minutes or second are speaked in sino korean... Thank me later...👇
can someone please tell me what 시간 means, please? and how to pronounce the first letter in it? i see this word on twitter and i believe it refers to the "hours"? but i'm not sure. thanks in advance!
Erin Prior Sorry for late response but 분 is minutes so naturally you would put it after the time So if it's 12:30 Pm You could do 오후 열두시 삼십분 ( Pm 12 30minutes) But you could also instead of 삼십분 you can replace it with 반 ( 오후 열두시 반 ) ( Pm 12 half ) because 30 minutes is half of an hour so you can just say Half or say the full word 30 minutes :) hope this helped
1 o’clock Hana/han 2 o’clock Tul/Tu 3 o’clock Ses/se 4 o’clock Nes/ne 5 o’clock Taseot 6 o’clock Yeoseot 7 o’clock iL/gop 8 o’clock Yeodeolp 9 o’clock ahop 10 o’clock yeol 11 o’clock yeolhan 12 o’clock yeoltu And shi means o’clock. This lesson gives my teacher in learning hangeul language. Im so confused of this time because some of the translation are not same with you ma. Which is right?
I made cards where are PM and AM + Hours and taped them on my clock, and now, when I look at clock I say the time in english and in korean. (I wrote minutes on paper too and taped the paper above the clock)
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Totally adding this to my Korean lessons folder. Is it just me but I can't ever seem to differentiate the sino and national numbers. I sometimes say hana dul set sa XD
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I was hoping you would explain it in the video, butnin my korean book-I’m on 1.3 Time-different phrases has different endings.
Example (1): 25 Past 11
-옂한시 ㅈ보 분 ieyo
Example (2): 25 to 4
- 네지 지보 분 전 eyo
Why is the ending different? I am having a hard time finishing this section because I can’t remeber the ending. My goal for next year is to finish the korean book-I do look up your info since the book doesn’t go into detail like you-by the end of next year. There is 14 chapters. 감사합니다
Definetly helpful learning how to say "half" cuts down on the work.
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what perfect timing this video had. i have a quiz in Korean class on time and I forgot to study lol
Ur teaching skill very well. I' m also learn " how to say time' . Thank you. And i have a question . How say time in 24 hours format . Ex. 13.00 , 14.00, 15.00 ect..
I hope you soon.
This is only use as locals no need to say a 24 hr format cause even koreans would ask what is it
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hello! what's the difference about "에" - "에서"?? thank you!
"에" is like "to" and "에서" is like "from" or "in"
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What do you do when you are tying to tell time in 24 hour/military time. Like if it is 16:30 how will i say that?
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Love the lesson! Now I can finally tell time :D
How do I ask “What time is it?” in Korean for both formal and informal way & how do I answer it?
지금 몇시야? or 지금 몇 시입니까? for formal
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Can the "am/pm" part be ommited if it is implied by context? E.g. if you have cram school in the evenings, and someone asks you "what time do you have cram school today?", and he expects to hear an evening hour, can you just say "at 5:00", or you still have to say "at 5:00pm"?
This is helpful.. Thanks 💓💓
Thank you so much for this video :) It is a big help now I have lots of vocabulary to learn.
+AnrimKez and learning lots of vocabulary is good. Especially when you know the right pronunciation :)
I know this is super late, but can anyone help out? 몇시야 means what time is it, right? Is it informal? I was talking to my Google Assistant, but I don't know if it's informal or what.
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May I ask how do you say " the grocery store is closing at ... And opening at.. " ? By the way, thanks a lot for your videos ! So useful since I'm trying to learn korean by myself haha :3
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How would you use '반' (ban, meaning half) when telling the time in Korean??
you would put it in front at the am/pm spot
반 would be put after the hour expression. Example: 오후 세시 반: 3:30PM
i was told that numbers 1 - 4 get their last letter taken out and then you add si. But the rest from 5 - 12 keep their whole word and add si to it. so isnt 5:00 daseotsi .. instead of daseosi ??
But what if I want to say let's meet in 5 minutes? Do I say 십오분에 만나요. ?
Thanks for doing this type of video, very helpful! ^^
What software have you used to make the slides of this video?
in English, we also use phrases as below to tell time :
1. quarter past one o'clock
2. quarter to one o'clock
how to say those in Korean? thank you
Hi!
Here are the answers.
1. We don't have specific expressions for "past" when telling time. So, to say quarter past one' o'clock, just say "한 시 십오 분", which means 1:15.
2. Meanwhile, there are another way to say quarter to 1. "한 시 십오 분 전", whose literal meaning is "15 mins before 1." We use "(hour) (min) 분 전".
Hope this was helpful!
Professor 오 . Is there way to say It is quarter past 5 am.( 5:15) . and It is quarter to five o'clock.( 4:45)
We don't use quarter when telling time. So 5:15 is 다섯 시 십오 분 and 4:45 is 네 시 사십오 분 or 다섯 시 십오 분 전.
새벽 = dawn (01:00-05.00)
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초 = second
60초 = 1분
60분 = 1시간
24시간 = 1일/하루
초=second
60초=1분
60분=1시간
24시간=1일/하루
7일=한주
세주=1달
12달=1년
10년=?
100년=?
I'll work on it thanks.
So is military time used in Korean? Or is that never done?
Military time is mostly used in military. haha. But seldom you can see some people use it in daily life.
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But how do you convert EST time to KST time
Seoul is 8 hours ahead
P.S
For those of you who are leaning korean language:
You'll need to learn Pure korean + Sino Korean letters to understand Time & Numbers.
Hours are speaked in pure and minutes or second are speaked in sino korean...
Thank me later...👇
But all of this would be helpfull right this video?
I love you thank you for this but you were speaking sooo fast!
can someone please tell me what 시간 means, please? and how to pronounce the first letter in it? i see this word on twitter and i believe it refers to the "hours"? but i'm not sure. thanks in advance!
시간 means both 'time' or 'hours' depending on the context.
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how to ask for time in informal way?
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isn't is supposed to be ye yo when it ends with a vowel?
You're right. I think she made a mistake! haha You're very good!
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it is the time particle " at wat time.....? vs "wat time is it?", hence it's not "ye yo" but "ae yo"....
Isn't 아침 breackfast as well?
Mari Choi yes
is it also used when saying good morning?
yes. it's used for both. You can tell it means breakfast or morning by the context of the sentence.
no
아침 means just morning
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I always see the number and then shi beside it, like 12shi and then I get confused when I'm singing KPOP Karaoke.
In Australia, we say arvo for afternoon lmao
I saw a sign that said 22:00 but I don’t understand?
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Now how do I say 4:20pm? I am guessing it is: Ohu neshi sumul?
Michael Rice ohu neshi eeship bun. (I donk know why they not use sumul, but any korean doesnt use sumul in front of minutes. ;;)
How do you say 12 am then?
If 새벽 is 1-6 A.M., 아침 is 7-11 A.M., 오후 is 12-5 P.M., and 저녁/밤 is 6-11 P.M., then can you say at 12 A.M.? 저녁/밤?
ahopshi = I hope she won't break my heart.
Holy crap this is gonna take practice.....
Still confused about the minutes. Can someone explain please?? :))
Erin Prior
Sorry for late response but
분 is minutes so naturally you would put it after the time
So if it's 12:30 Pm
You could do
오후 열두시 삼십분 ( Pm 12 30minutes)
But you could also instead of 삼십분 you can replace it with 반 ( 오후 열두시 반 ) ( Pm 12 half ) because 30 minutes is half of an hour so you can just say Half or say the full word 30 minutes :) hope this helped
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1 o’clock Hana/han
2 o’clock Tul/Tu
3 o’clock Ses/se
4 o’clock Nes/ne
5 o’clock Taseot
6 o’clock Yeoseot
7 o’clock iL/gop
8 o’clock Yeodeolp
9 o’clock ahop
10 o’clock yeol
11 o’clock yeolhan
12 o’clock yeoltu
And shi means o’clock. This lesson gives my teacher in learning hangeul language. Im so confused of this time because some of the translation are not same with you ma. Which is right?
וואו, קשה, כל כך הרבה, מושגים לשעה
'몇 시예요' , isn't 'ㅊ' is CH ? why that's called myut ? Aren't myuch?
There are a few consonants that are pronounced as 't' when they are in the final position: ㄷ, ㅅ, ㅆ, ㅈ, and ㅊ.
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NATIVE KOREAN NUMBER USE IT TO SI FOR HOUR
SINO KOREAN NUMBER USE IT BUN FOR MINUTES. HIS NOT TOTALLY TEACH IN THIS VIDEO THAT CORRECT TIME FOR KOREA
How to write 11:40 AM
오전 열한시 사십분에요
오전 열한시 사십본에요
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1:49 you accidentally said 2 o’clock
Yes yeoldooshi its 12 o clock
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You speak to fast dear.
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