After getting down Sino-Korean and native numbers, another hurdle is right there for beginners- Korean counters. Counter particles have to be attached to the word you are counting and it isn’t as simple as a universal counter.
There are a lot of different counter particles to be used for animals, people, books, glasses, and more. Each is either paired with sino or native numbers. Today I’ll cover the most popular and widely used ones!
I know it seems a lot but in English we have something similar; slices of pizza, pairs of jeans, cups of coffee, portions of pasta, etc. It’s just that in Korean this is the default way to say multiple and to count multiple things.