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7 [일곱] 숫자

7 [ilgob] susja

I count:	저는 세요: jeoneun seyo:
one, two, three	하나, 둘, 셋; hana, dul, ses
I count to three.	저는 셋까지 세요.; jeoneun seskkaji seyo.
I count further:	저는 더 세요.; jeoneun deo seyo.
four, five, six,	넷, 다섯, 여섯,; nes, daseos, yeoseos,
seven, eight, nine	일곱, 여덟, 아홉; ilgob, yeodeolb, ahob
I count.	저는 세요.; jeoneun seyo.
You count.	당신은 세요.; dangsin-eun seyo.
He counts.	그는 세요.; geuneun seyo.
One. The first.	하나. 첫번째.; hana. cheosbeonjjae.
Two. The second.	둘. 두번째.; dul. dubeonjjae.
Three. The third.	셋. 세번째.; ses. sebeonjjae.
Four. The fourth.	넷. 네번째.; nes. nebeonjjae.
Five. The fifth.	다섯. 다섯번째.; daseos. daseosbeonjjae.
Six. The sixth.	여섯. 여섯번째.; yeoseos. yeoseosbeonjjae.
Seven. The seventh.	일곱.일곱번째.; ilgob.ilgobbeonjjae.
Eight. The eighth.	여덟.여덟번째.; yeodeolb.yeodeolb-beonjjae.
Nine. The ninth.	아홉.아홉번째.; ahob.ahobbeonjjae.

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