Number to Korean Words
Convert decimal numbers into Sino-Korean readings such as 일, 십, 백, and 천. Integer digits are grouped by four using 만, 억, 조, and 경; decimal digits are read one by one after 점. The tool does not append a currency or generate legal amount wording.
Key features
- Read up to 20 integer digits and 20 fractional digits.
- Accept a minus sign and correctly grouped thousands separators.
- Preserve zeroes in the fractional part, including trailing zeroes.
How to use
- Enter a decimal number. If using commas, group digits as in 1,234.
- Run the converter and review the Korean reading.
- Copy the result; separately verify any currency unit or document-specific wording.
Use cases
- Practice Korean readings of large numbers.
- Prepare a reading aid for numbers in a Korean report.
- Represent negative numbers and decimal digits in Korean text.
Frequently asked questions
Does it use 하나, 둘, 셋?
No. It uses Sino-Korean numerals such as 일, 이, 삼 rather than native Korean counting words.
How large can the number be?
The integer part supports up to 20 digits after leading zeroes are removed, covering values in the 9,999경 range. The fractional part supports up to 20 digits.
How is 1.050 read?
It becomes 일 점 영 오 영. Fractional digits are preserved, including the trailing zero.
Can I use the output in a financial form?
The output is a general number reading. Check the form’s required currency, spacing, and legal wording separately.
Privacy
Input and results are processed in browser memory. This tool does not upload or save them; resetting or leaving the page clears them. Shared advertising and visitor analytics may operate separately, but individual input contents are not included in tool-use events.
Comments & questions