If you are just starting to learn Korean, or already learn Korean, this page will be a great resource for you! Although it is a beginners Korean section, it contains A LOT of free lessons that will get you well on your way to Korean mastery. The first couple lessons will teach you everything you need to know about reading in the actual Korean alphabet, while the following lessons will give you vocabulary and grammar usage that you will definitely need.
You don’t need a black belt in Taekwondo to master the Korean language, actually… reading Hangul (Korean writing) is surprisingly easy! That’s reason why I am trying to make in this post. The Korean characters seem complex at first, they are easy to read within one week.
The Hangeul alphabet (한글)
The double consonants marked with * are pronounced fortis. There is no symbol in IPA to indiciate this. 
일 = il = 1
이 = ee = 2
삼 = sam = 3
사 = sa = 4
오 = o = 5
육 = yuk = 6
질 = chil = 7
팔 = pal = 8
구 = ko = 9
십 = ship = 10
이 십 = ee ship = 20
삼 닙 = sam ship = 30
백 = paek = 100
이 백 = ee paek = 200
삼 백 = sam peak = 300
전 = cheon = 1000
이 전 = ee cheon = 2000
삼 전 = sam cheon = 3000
만 = man = 10, 000
이 만 = ee man = 20, 000
삼 만 = sam man = 30,000
이 = ee = 2
삼 = sam = 3
사 = sa = 4
오 = o = 5
육 = yuk = 6
질 = chil = 7
팔 = pal = 8
구 = ko = 9
십 = ship = 10
이 십 = ee ship = 20
삼 닙 = sam ship = 30
백 = paek = 100
이 백 = ee paek = 200
삼 백 = sam peak = 300
전 = cheon = 1000
이 전 = ee cheon = 2000
삼 전 = sam cheon = 3000
만 = man = 10, 000
이 만 = ee man = 20, 000
삼 만 = sam man = 30,000
Kata kunci: korean numbers
haaaah...
finally... I finish it!
Now you just need to keep practice. :)
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