Korean: Time and Days of The Week

In this lesson you will learn days of the week and how to tell time in Korean.

Names of the days of the week in Korean are related to the Roman Empire.
They are derived from the names of the planets.

To say time in Korean, you need to know both Native Korean numbers and Sino-Korean numbers as well as a few words: a.m., p.m., an hour, and a minute.

Watch this lesson to learn more.

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apple                          사과               manzana
window                      창문               ventana
that                             저것               aquel
Chinese                     중국어           chino (el idioma)    
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fruits                           과일              frutas
fox                              여우               zorro

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