The Western calendar is used in Korea, but traditional holidays such as Buddha’s birthday and the Lunar New Year (first day of the first lunar month) are calculated by the lunar calendar. Korean calendars often have small numbers printed at the bottom of each day stating the lunar dates.
Resources for further reading:
Months in Korean
Follow the English translations, listen carefully to the Korean pronunciation and practice saying the months aloud. Remember, practice makes perfect!
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월
wol
month
0%
일월
Irwol
January
0%
이월
Iwol
February
0%
삼월
Samwol
March
0%
사월
Sawol
April
0%
오월
Owol
May
0%
유월
Yuwol
June
0%
칠월
Chilwol
July
0%
팔월
Palwol
August
0%
구월
Guwol
September
0%
시월
Shiwol
October
0%
십일월
Shibirwol
November
0%
십이월
Shibiwol
December
0%
That’s it for this lesson. I hope you enjoyed it!
If you want more lessons on Korean time then I recommend these ones!
- Learn the seasons in Korean.
- All about telling the time in Korean.
- Pronouncing the days of the week in Korean.
- Organise a meeting in Korean.
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