Months in Korean are pretty easy to learn. Like many other vocabulary words, they all have a syllable in common that they just attach to every word. So in this instance, it’s “월” which means month.
So in Korean, you just put the number corresponding to the month (sino numbers) in front of 월 to pronounce the month. Also notice that for June and October, the name is slightly changed from it’s original number to make them easier to pronounce.
If you want to learn more about time and numbers, check out our cheat sheets and our other infographic on numbers.
List of vocabulary in this graphic:
일월 = January
이월 = February
삼월 = March
사월 = April
오월 = May
유월 = June
칠월 = July
팔월 = August
구월 = September
시월 = October
십일월 = November
십이월 = December
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It includes:
- All graphics from this site until early 2017
- Flashcards
- Quick review Cheat/Study sheets on time vocabulary and animals
- Our Volume 1 ebook featuring example sentences for certain infographics
- Free poster from one of these 4 series (allow 1-3 weeks for shipping depending on your country): - Banchan - Periodic Table of Korean Food - Korean Food Map - Bridges of Seoul
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