Korean Sino Numbers 1 to 100: The Chinese-Origin System, Fast
Korean sino numbers — the system borrowed from Chinese — are used for dates, money, phone numbers, and anything above 99. This guide walks 1-100 with Hangul, romanization, and the combination rules that let you form every number in between.
4/17/2026, 3:27:54 AM
Korean sino numbers (한자어 숫자, hanja-eo sutja) are the numeric system borrowed from Classical Chinese. You use them for dates, money, phone numbers, minutes, and anything above ninety-nine. They are easy to memorize because once you know 1–10 and the "hundred / thousand" words, you can build every other number by combining them.
Sino numbers 1–10
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숫자
sutja
number / digit
A common Korean word meaning "number / digit". Appears in the post "Korean Sino Numbers 1 to 100: The Chinese-Origin System, Fast" and related contexts.
숫자 — number / digit
sutja — number / digit
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