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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is so good to be here again. Lucas: We are picking up right where we left off. Last episode was the post office. Luna: Right. Sending packages. That was useful. Lucas: Yes. But today we need more numbers. For shipping, or just life. Luna: Oh, I see. We are going deeper into counting? Lucas: Exactly. We did fifty to one hundred already? No, wait. Luna: We did up to fifty. So now we go past fifty. Lucas: Correct. Today is fifty-one through fifty-five. Small step. Luna: Okay. Let us start with fifty-one. Lucas: First, remember fifty is 쉰. Sh-eon. Luna: Sh-eon. Got it. Lucas: Now add one. One is 하나. Hana. Luna: So fifty-one is... sh eon hana? Lucas: Almost. When we combine them, it changes slightly. Listen. Lucas: 쉰한. sh eon han. Luna: sh eon han. Okay. Lucas: Again. 쉰한. sh eon han. Luna: sh eon han. Fifty-one. Lucas: Perfect. Now fifty-two. Two is 둘. Dul. Luna: sh eon dul? Lucas: No. It becomes 쉰둘. sh eon dul. Luna: sh eon dul. Like that? Lucas: Yes. 쉰둘. sh eon dul. Luna: sh eon dul. Fifty-two. Lucas: Good. Now fifty-three. Three is 셋. Set. Luna: Sh-eon-set. Lucas: Correct. 쉰셋. Sh-eon-set. Luna: Sh-eon-set. Fifty-three. Lucas: Very clear. Next is fifty-four. Four is 넷. Net. Luna: Is it 쉰넷? sh eon net? Lucas: Yes. 쉰넷. sh eon net. Luna: sh eon net. Fifty-four. Lucas: Last one for this set. Fifty-five. Five is 다섯. Da-seot. Luna: It stays longer? 쉰다섯? Lucas: Yes. Because five has two syllables. 쉰다섯. sh eon da seot. Luna: sh eon da seot. Fifty-five. Lucas: Excellent. Let us say them all together. Luna: 쉰한. 쉰둘. 쉰셋. 쉰넷. 쉰다섯. Lucas: One more time. Slowly. Luna: sh eon han. sh eon dul. Sh-eon-set. sh eon net. sh eon da seot. Lucas: You are doing great. These sound very natural. Luna: Thanks. It feels easier than before. Lucas: That is because you know the base numbers. Luna: I remember thinking fifty was hard. Lucas: But now it is just a prefix. Like 'fifty-'. Luna: Right. Just add the unit. Lucas: Exactly. Let us try a quick context. Luna: Like at the store? Lucas: Yes. You buy apples. How many? Luna: I want 쉰개. Fifty apples. Lucas: Good. And you add two more? Luna: 쉰두 개. Fifty-two apples. Lucas: Perfect. The pattern holds. Luna: It really does. I feel confident. Lucas: I am glad. You are learning fast. Luna: Let me check my notes. Lucas: Take your time. No rush. Luna: Okay. I have written them down. Lucas: Good practice. Writing helps memory. Luna: Definitely. I will repeat them later. Lucas: That is the key. Repetition. Luna: Yeah. I will say them while walking. Lucas: Smart. Use every moment. Luna: sh eon han. sh eon dul. Lucas: Listen to that rhythm. Luna: It sounds nice. Lucas: It does. Language is music too. Luna: I never thought about it like that. Lucas: It is true. Try hearing it as a song. Luna: Sh-eon-set. sh eon net. sh eon da seot. Lucas: Beautiful. You are getting it. Luna: Thanks, Lucas. Lucas: Anytime. Keep going. Luna: I will. This is fun. Lucas: I am happy to hear that. Luna: Do we have more for next time? Lucas: We do. Sixty and beyond. Luna: I can not wait. Lucas: Neither can I. But first, a small request. Luna: Sure. What is it? Lucas: If this show helps you with your Korean... Luna: It does help. A lot. Lucas: Great. If you can, support us on buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: It keeps the episodes coming. Lucas: Ad-free and steady. Just like our lessons. Luna: Yeah. It makes sense. Lucas: Thank you for considering it. Luna: Back to the numbers? Lucas: Yes. Let us review one last time. Luna: 쉰한. 쉰둘. 쉰셋. 쉰넷. 쉰다섯. Lucas: Perfect. See you next time.