Hi Shiva, the word number in Korean in general is 숫자. This part of the article should be helpful: https://www.90daykorean.com/korean-numbers/#numbers-in-korean

Hi Sébastien, you can pronounce 1/2 as 이분의 일. However when it’s with the counter 개, it’s common to just say 반 개. 반 literally means ‘half’. ^^

How do you pronunce 1/2 , and are they really referring to dogs 😆

Hi, you can say 팔십삼억천백사십일만삼천백십 (palsipsameokchonbaeksasibilmansamchonbaeksip) for 8,311,413,110. ^^

Hi Giselle, you can say 구백삼십일만칠천삼백십삼 (gubaeksamsibilmanchilchonsabaekssipsam) for 9,317,413. ^^

How do you say 9,317,413 in korean?

Hi! That’s just a pronunciation rule, there is no reason for it. ^^ By the way, when it’s followed by consonant ㅇ, the ㅂ is pronounced with the vowel next to the o. For example, 넓어요 is pronounced like 널버요, not 널어요.

Thank you so much, this is so helpful!

You’re right, the audio is incorrect. It should be [o]. Thank you for letting us know, we will fix the audio soon!

When I play the sound it is “ung” rather than “0”

Because when a word ends with a ㅅ the ㅅ will be pronounced like a “t“

셋 is pronounced like [섿]. The ㅅ in 받침 position is pronounced as /t/ not /s/. ^^