- The image displays a chart titled "Pure Korean Numbers 1-100" from "Miss Elly Korean".
- It lists numbers 1 through 100 using native Korean numerals, presented in three columns: the Arabic numeral, the Hangul (Korean script), and the Romanization (phonetic spelling).
- The numbers are grouped in sets of ten (1-10, 11-20, etc.), with each group occupying one row.
- For numbers 11 to 99, the structure follows the pattern of "ten + unit", such as "열 하나" (yeol ha na) for 11, meaning "ten one".
- Number 100 is not shown in the visible portion but would typically be "백" (baek).
- The chart is designed for language learners to study and memorize native Korean number forms.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of korean numbers.