Credits Again to RL :D
일
eel
one
이
ee
two
삼
sam
three
사
sa
four
오
oh
five
육
yook
six
칠
chil
seven
팔
pal
eight
구
goo
nine
십
ship
ten
To say eleven, just combine "10" or seep and "1" or eel, and you have ship-eel. Twelve is ship-ee. Easy right? Can you say your telephone number now?
The other number system (hana, dool, set, etc) is for combining a number with an object-specific counter. These are the numbers you would use when counting a specific number of people, objects, or things.
하나
hana
one
둘
dool
two
셋
set
three
넷
net
four
다섯
dasut
five
여섯
yusut
six
일곱
eelgop
seven
여덟
yudulb
eight
아홉
ahop
nine
열
yul
ten
Up until the number 19, the straightforward way of building up large numbers that you learned above for the "general number system" is used in this system as well. So "eleven" is "ten" or yul and "one" or hana, yul-hana. "Nineteen" is yul together with the number "nine" or ahop, yul-ahop.
