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Questions regarding the usage of terms and symbols for numbers.
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How is 석 달 different from 삼 개월 or 셋 달? Are they all correct?
석 is one of the old quantifiers conventionally used by the elder people in Korea. There are many old quantifiers in Korean. For example, other than 세, there is also 서 which has the meaning of three. S …
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