Days of the Week, Months, & Dates in Korean

What’s the Date? in Korean

날짜 is date in Korean but Koreans don’t say, “What’s the date?” They literally say, ” How many months and how many days?”

이다 gets attached to the end of 며칠 and conjugated.
몇월 is pronounced myeo-dwol. They love changing the pronunciation on us.

 “생일이 몇 월 며칠이에요?

Year in Korean

년 is year in Korean. There are other words for year in Korean but you use 년 when talking about the date.
Structure: Number년

Months in Korean

월 is month in Korean. There are other words for month in Korean but you use 월 when talking about the date.

June is 유월 and October is 시월 for the ease of pronunciation.
 
 
 

Day in Korean

일 is day in Korean. There are other words for day in Korean too but you use 일 when talking about the date.
Structure: Number 일

What’s the date? in Korean

You should write the date stating with the biggest unit going to the smallest unit. You can add the time too if you want.

Structure: Year 년 Month 월 Day 일
Structure: Year 년 Month 월 Day 일 TimeofDay Hour 시 Minute 분

“몇 월 며칠이에요?

 
 
 
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Days of the Week in Korean

All of the days of the week in Korean end with “요일.”

Sometimes you want to know what day of the week it is so you can ask:

“무슨 요일이에요?

 

Last, This, & Next in Korean

We often like to use phrases like last week, this year, or next month. Korean even has a single word for, “The day after tomorrow.” Pretty convenient right?

Last, This, Next Day in Korean

Last, This, Next Week in Korean

주 is week in Korean.

Last, This, Next Month in Korean

달 is month in Korean.

Last, This, Next Year in Korean

Days of the Week, Months
& Dates in Korean
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