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How do you say "fifty" in Korean?

오십

o sip

Noun Hangul

In Korean, "fifty" is 오십.

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Pronunciation

Say 'oh ship' with 'oh' as a round vowel, then 'ship' as you did in forty.

Writing and usage

오십 has three syllable blocks. It begins with 오 (just 'o' vowel, no consonant) followed by 십.

Example sentence

오십 년 전이었어요.

It was fifty years ago.

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How to remember 오십

Fifty starts with the pure 'o' sound, which is half of the word. Picture half of one hundred.

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Questions about 오십

How do you say "fifty" in Korean?

In Korean, "fifty" is 오십. It is a noun.

How is 오십 written in Korean?

오십 has three syllable blocks. It begins with 오 (just 'o' vowel, no consonant) followed by 십.

How is 오십 used in a sentence?

Use 오십 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 오십 년 전이었어요. (It was fifty years ago.).

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