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Sino-Korean Numbers 1-10: ���� �ϼ���.

Work with the Multimedia Dictionary for pronunciation [Click #28 Sino-Korean Numbers].

Multiplication chart (������):

The method of reading the multiplication chart: Read the first number (the base). Read the second number (the multiplier). The equal sign (=) reads as �� [un] after a consonant, as in 1x1=1 (��.��.��.��) and �� [nun] after a vowel, as in 1x2=2 (��.��.��.��). Also watch a ������ song.
[Pair Work] One person reads a formula and the other answers it.

Number Recognition Games

 A. Prepare index cards with an Arabic number on one side and the equivalent Korean word on the other.

 Make up two teams with five to seven people in each team.

1. Display the index cards with the Korean words facing up.
   
   Call out a number in English (or have a student do it), and the players should pick the index card with the number called out being written down.
   
   
2. Display the index cards with the Arabic numbers facing up.
   
   Call out a number in Korean (or have a student do it), and the players should pick the index card with the number called out being written down.
   
   The team which has collected the most index cards wins.
   
   

B. Card Game: 7-card (. . .�־��?)

Each player gets 7 cards at the beginning. You will get a new card either from the player next to you or from the deck.
Whenever you make a pair with the new card, drop the pair. The one who empties out the hand first will win.

Requirements:
1.    Each playing group should not have more than 5 players.
2.    The players should use Korean including the numbers in Korean.

Steps:
1.    Each person is dealt with 7 cards.
       If you have any pair, drop it.

2.    Ask the player next to you for a number you want by saying:     . . . �־��? (e.g., 7 (ĥ) �־��?)   

• The player who's been asked should say " . . .  �־��." if s/he has the number and give it to the person who asked.
• You can now make a pair with one of the cards you already have. Drop the pair.
•  If s/he does not have the number, s/he should say " . . . �����." (e.g., 7 (ĥ) �����)

Then you pick one card from the deck. If it matches and makes a pair with one of the cards you hold, drop the pair.
If it does not match, then you just have to keep it for the next turn.
 

Situation 1:  A: 7 �־��?  B: 7 �־��. (A gets the card and drop the 7 pair.)

Situation 2  A: 7 �־��?  B: 7 �����. (A picks a card from the deck. If it makes a pair with one of the cards you have, drop the pair. If it does not make any pair, then keep it)

  3.   It is now the turn for the player who was asked for a number .
        Repeat the above step.

4.    You can end the game by:

• having one person empty out the hand.
• waiting till the last peson.

• Award the winner and punish the losers.
• By the order in which they empty out their hand, the players except the winner have the hands piled up. The Winner will slap the pile of hands while the others try to pull out as quickly as they can.