Learn 500 Essential Korean Adverbs by Theme Part6. Quantity & Numbers (수량과 수치)

 🔢 6. 수량과 수치 (Quantity & Numbers)

Master 500 Basic Korean Adverbs with English and Romanization

This list presents 500 of the most useful Korean adverbs, organized into 10 everyday themes such as time, place, frequency, manner, emotion, quantity, negation, and more. Each word includes its original Korean form (Hangul), Romanized spelling, and English meaning. For example: 지금 (jigeum) means “now,” and 천천히 (cheoncheonhi) means “slowly.”

Adverbs are essential in making your Korean sentences more natural, expressive, and accurate. By learning them in themes, such as “Time” or “Negation,” you’ll quickly recognize how adverbs function in context — whether it’s describing how often something happens (자주 – jaju – often) or how something is done (정확히 – jeonghwakhi – accurately).

Romanization follows the official Revised Romanization system, so pronunciation is easy to follow, even for those who are new to reading Hangul.

This collection is perfect for beginner and intermediate learners looking to expand their sentence-building skills. You can use it for grammar practice, conversation drills, or flashcards. It’s also great for improving listening comprehension in K-dramas and real-life dialogue.

By mastering these adverbs, you’ll gain confidence expressing time, degree, attitude, and much more in Korean.

🔢 6. 수량과 수치 (Quantity & Numbers)

1. 많이 – mani – a lot / much
2. 적게 – jeokge – a little / few
3. 더 – deo – more
4. 덜 – deol – less
5. 모두 – modu – all / everything
6. 전부 – jeonbu – the whole / all
7. 각각 – gakgak – each / every
8. 대부분 – daebubun – most of
9. 일부 – ilbu – some / part of
10. 아무도 – amudo – no one
11. 아무거나 – amugeona – anything
12. 아무것도 – amugeotdo – nothing
13. 수없이 – su-eopshi – countless
14. 얼마큼 – eolmakeum – how much
15. 조금 – jogeum – a little
16. 약간 – yakgan – slightly
17. 상당히 – sangdanghi – considerably
18. 꽤 – kkwae – quite / fairly
19. 너무 – neomu – too much
20. 충분히 – chungbunhi – sufficiently
21. 완전히 – wanjeonhi – completely
22. 거의 – geoui – almost
23. 전혀 – jeonhyeo – not at all
24. 도무지 – domuji – utterly (with negation)
25. 비슷하게 – biseuthage – similarly
26. 대체로 – daechero – generally
27. 최소 – choeso – at least
28. 최고로 – choegoro – at most
29. 제일 – jeil – the most
30. 제일 적게 – jeil jeokge – the least
31. 오로지 – oroji – only / solely
32. 단지 – danji – merely / only
33. 단 한 번도 – dan han beondo – not even once
34. 열 번 이상 – yeol beon isang – more than 10 times
35. 열 번 이하 – yeol beon iha – less than 10 times
36. 이틀 내내 – iteul naenae – for two full days
37. 몇 번이나 – myeot beonina – how many times
38. 하루종일 – harujongil – all day long
39. 열 개쯤 – yeol gaejjeum – about ten (things)
40. 백 퍼센트 – baek peosenteu – one hundred percent
41. 50% 정도 – osip peosenteu jeongdo – around 50 percent
42. 10개 중에 7개 – sipgae junge ilgopgae – 7 out of 10
43. 반쯤 – banjjeum – about half
44. 대부분 – daebubun – the majority
45. 그중에서 – geujungeseo – among them
46. 나머지 – nameoji – the rest
47. 1~2명 정도 – il-i myeong jeongdo – about 1–2 people
48. 확실히 – hwaksilhi – for sure (in amount)
49. 충분할 만큼 – chungbunhal mankeum – enough
50. 넘치게 – neomchige – excessively / overabundantly