Korean Vocabulary : : Days, Months & seasons

Learn the Days of the Week in Korean

요일

Explore the days of the week in Hangul, Romanization, and their English translations.

In Korean, the days of the week are named by combining a prefix, representing natural or celestial elements, with the suffix "요일" (yoil), meaning "day of the week."

Prefix Symbols:

• 월 (Wol) = Moon (Monday)
• 화 (Hwa) = Fire (Tuesday)
• 수 (Su) = Water (Wednesday)
• 목 (Mok) = Wood/Tree (Thursday)
• 금 (Geum) = Gold/Metal (Friday)
• 토 (To) = Earth (Saturday)
• 일 (Il) = Sun (Sunday)

Learn the Months in Korean

월 (Wol)

Explore the months in Hangul, Romanization, and their English translations.

In Korean, the months are simple words used to describe the passage of time in the calendar year.

Months in Korean:

• 일월 (Il-wol) = January
• 이월 (I-wol) = February
• 삼월 (Sam-wol) = March
• 사월 (Sa-wol) = April
• 오월 (O-wol) = May
• 유월 (Yu-wol) = June
• 칠월 (Chil-wol) = July
• 팔월 (Pal-wol) = August
• 구월 (Gu-wol) = September
• 시월 (Si-wol) = October
• 십일월 (Sibil-wol) = November
• 십이월 (Sibi-wol) = December

These words represent the twelve months of the year in Korean, each corresponding to a number and specific term.

Learn the Seasons in Korean

계절

Explore the seasons in Hangul, Romanization, and their English translations.

In Korean, the seasons are simple words used to describe natural cycles of the year.

Seasons in Korean:

• 봄 (Bom) = Spring
• 여름 (Yeoreum) = Summer
• 가을 (Gaeul) = Autumn
• 겨울 (Gyeoul) = Winter