Korean Numbers 1 to 10 - Chinese-based Numbers

In Korean, there are two types of pronunciations for the same numbers (숫자, [sutja]).
This post will discuss the Chinese-based numbers, which are a little bit similar to Chinese.

1    One     일   [ il ]
2    Two    이   [ i ]
3    Three  삼   [ sam ]
4    Four    사   [ sa ]
5    Five     오   [ o ]
6    Six      육    [ yuk ]
7    Seven   칠   [ chil ]
8    Eight    팔   [ pal ]
9    Nine    구   [ gu ]
10  Ten     십   [ sip ]

These Chinese-based numbers are used in the following ways:
1. Date (Year, Month, Day)
2. Time (Minutes, Seconds) **But not for Hours(O'clock), use Native Korean numbers for Hours
3. Money (Price)
4. Telephone Number
5. Age - can be said in both Chinese-based and Native Korean way
6. Temperature
7. Measurements (miles, meters, gallon)

Let's learn from BigBang to count down from 10 to 1.

G-dragon counting down from 10 to 1:

The Korean Kid's song Number Song is also good for learning the numbers 1 to 10:
Number Song in Koeran is 숫자송
숫자 means Number
송 means Song
숫자[ sutja] 송 [ song ] = Number Song