Ultimate vocabulary list related to time in Korean 

This blog will be helpful for those who are studying Korean language and want to improve their vocabulary skills.

Today we're looking at words related to the different time and duration of the year, month and days how to write it in Korean.

1. 세기 - Century
2. 수세기 - Several centuries
3. 이십일세기 - 21st century
4. 수년 - Several years
5. 수년 전 - some years ago
6. 수십년 - Several decades
7. 수십년 간 동안 - For several decades, for scores of years
8. 수십년 전 - Scores of years ago
9. 갑자 - 60 years
10. 삼천갑자 - Literally, 180,000 years. It used to mean a very long time.
11. 년 (Chinese) - Year ( Count years using Sino-Korean numbers: 일, 이,삼, 사, before 년 )
12. 해 (Korean) - Year ( Count years using Native Korean numbers: 한, 두, 세, 네 before 해.)
13. 작년 / 지난해 - Last year
14. 재작년 - Two years ago, the year before last
15. 올해 / 금년 - This year
16. 내년 / 다음해/이듬해 - Next year
17. 내후년 - Two years from now
18. 연간 - Yearly, one year's time
19. 연초 - Beginning of the year
20. 분기 - Quarter of year
21. 연말 - End of the year
22. 새해 - New year
23. 그해 - That year
24. 다년 - Multiple years
25. 매년 / 해마다 - Every year, annually
26. 연말 - The end of the year
27. 수백년 - Hundreds
28. 수백년 간(동안) - For hundreds, for centuries
29. 수백년 전 - Hundreds of years ago
30. 달 - Month (Native Korean word)
31. 월 - Month
32. 지난달 - Last month
33. 이번달 / 이달 - This month
34. 다음달 / 내달 - Next month
35. 매달 - Every month
36. 초순 - First day 10 days of the month
37. 중순 - The middle ten days of a month
38. 하순 - The last ten days of a month
39. 주 - Week
40. 주말 - Weekend
41. 평일 - Weekday
42. 요일 - Day of the week
43. 지난주 - Last week
44. 지지난주 - The week before last
45. 이번주 - This week
46. 다음주 - Next week
47. 다다음주 - Week after next week
48. 매주 - Every week
49. 엊그제 - A couple days ago
50. 그저께 - Day before yesterday
51. 어제 - Yesterday
52. 오늘 - Today
53. 내일 - Tomorrow
54. 모레 / 내일 모레 - The day after tomorrow
55. 하루 종일 - All day long
56. 매일 / 날마다 - Everyday
57. 며칠 - A few days
    
58. 나절, 한나절 - Half the daylight hours (usually about 6 hours)
59. 반나절 - Quarter the daylight hours (usually about 3 hours)
60. 일 - Day
61. 날 - Day (Native Korean word)
62. 오전 - Morning (AM)
63. 오후 - Afternoon (PM)
64. 아침 - Morning
65. 정오 - Noon
66. 낮 - Day
67. 저녁 - Evening
68. 밤 - Night
69. 자정 - Midnight
70. 새벽 - Dawn
71. 지금 - Right now
72. 이제 - Now
73. 이따가 / 이따 - Later (shorter time period)
74. 나중에 - Later (longer time period)
75. 당시 - At the time of
76. 날짜 - Date
77. 시 - Hour
78. 분 - Minute
79. 초 - Second
80. 시간 - Time
81. 때 - Moment
82. ~부터 - From
83. ~까지, ~껏 - Until
84. ~동안, ~간, ~중(에) - During, duration of, middle of
85. ~후(에) - After
86. ~전(에) - Before
87. 시대 - A period in time

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