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Lesson 14 — Days of the Week, Months, and Dates (요일, 월, 날짜)

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Lesson 14 — Days of the Week, Months, and Dates (요일, 월, 날짜)

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Learn the Korean names for the days of the week.

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Months use Sino-Korean numbers followed by 월.

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Dates follow the format: Year + Month + Day.

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Practice asking and answering questions about days, dates, and birthdays.

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These expressions are essential for daily conversations and EPS-TOPIK.

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Lesson 14 — Days of the Week, Months, and Dates (요일, 월, 날짜)

Learning Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

Name the seven days of the week in Korean.
Say the months of the year.
Read and write dates in Korean.
Ask and answer questions about dates.
Talk about birthdays and appointments.

Days of the Week

In Korean, the days of the week are called 요일 (yoil).

Examples

오늘은 월요일입니다.
Today is Monday.

내일은 화요일입니다.
Tomorrow is Tuesday.

Months of the Year

The names of the months are simple in Korean. They use Sino-Korean numbers followed by 월 (wol), which means "month."

Note: Some months have pronunciation changes:

6월 → 유월 (Yuwol), not 육월
10월 → 시월 (Siwol), not 십월

Examples

제 생일은 8월입니다.
My birthday is in August.

Dates in Korean

Dates are written in the following order:

Year + Month + Day

Format

YYYY년 MM월 DD일

Examples

2026년 7월 15일

July 15, 2026

2025년 12월 25일

December 25, 2025

Vocabulary

Asking About Dates

Question

오늘은 무슨 요일입니까?

What day is today?

Answer

오늘은 수요일입니다.

Today is Wednesday.

Question

오늘은 몇 월 며칠입니까?

What is today's date?

Answer

오늘은 7월 15일입니다.

Today is July 15.

Question

생일이 언제입니까?

When is your birthday?

Answer

제 생일은 8월 20일입니다.

My birthday is August 20.

Conversation Practice

Practice Activity

Practice the conversation with a partner. Replace the day, date, and birthday with your own information.

Conversation

A: 오늘은 무슨 요일입니까?

What day is today?

B: 오늘은 수요일입니다.

Today is Wednesday.

A: 오늘은 몇 월 며칠입니까?

What is today's date?

B: 오늘은 7월 15일입니다.

Today is July 15.

A: 생일이 언제입니까?

When is your birthday?

B: 제 생일은 8월 20일입니다.

My birthday is August 20.

Lesson Summary

Excellent work!

In this lesson, you learned:

The seven days of the week.
The twelve months of the year.
How to read and write dates.
How to ask and answer questions about days and dates.
How to talk about birthdays.

These expressions are used every day in Korea for work, school, travel, and personal conversations.

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