In Korean, "sixty-one" is 육십일 (yuk sip il). It is a adjective.
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육십일 (romanisation: yuk sip il) is written using Hangul (Korean script).
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육십일 is written using Hangul (Korean script). The romanisation is yuk sip il. Learning to read Hangul (Korean script) takes time, but Noun Town teaches vocabulary through gameplay so the writing becomes familiar through repeated exposure.
육십일 is a common adjective used in everyday Korean speech. The level of formality in a sentence comes from the surrounding words and grammatical forms rather than from this word alone.
This word is part of the vocabulary taught in the Korean language learning game Noun Town, where words are introduced through play rather than memorisation.
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