Convert numbers into Korean Sino-Korean and native numerals.
Sino-Korean (한자어 수사)
천이백삼십사
Native Korean (고유어 수사)
Native Korean numerals are only supported up to 99.
Sino-Korean numerals (한자어 수사) are used for dates, money, phone numbers and addresses — mostly abstract or symbolic counting. Native Korean numerals (고유어 수사) are used for counting things and people, for age, and for the hour (e.g. 한 시 = 1 o'clock, 한 개 = 1 item). Minutes use Sino-Korean, so combinations follow established conventions.
Sino-Korean numbers (일, 이, 삼 ...) are used for dates, amounts of money, phone numbers, and so on, while native Korean numbers (하나, 둘, 셋 ...) are used for counting items, ages, hours (o'clock), and the like. This tool shows both readings from a number.
Since native Korean numbers are generally used up to 99, the native reading is omitted for 100 and above, with a note to that effect. Sino-Korean numbers support large numbers as well (만, 억, 조).
Yes. It is handy for checking how numbers are read, and the copy feature lets you paste the readings directly. It is completely free with no sign-up required.
