bri bart ㅋㅋㅋ Wish I had a stack of 50,000 won bills. Unfortunately, 50,000 won not equal to $50,000 USD. Although a bundle of 50,000 won bills (don't know how many bills in a bundle/currency strap. 20? 25?) would still be a sizable amount in USD.
Apparently Korean Won notes are actually regarded as one of the best and safest banknote systems in the world, up there with the Euro and Canadian Dollar, and significantly ahead of US Dollar and Pound Sterling notes.
I love the part when you take us to the stores! When traveling what I love most is every little things, such as going to the convenience store, experiencing living as a normal resident of the country. I'd love to watch more video like this :)
Nada same! Like, i wanna go to korea and ride the subways and buses, go to stores and cafes, and just be a regular person, not like a typical vacation...
I'm going to Korea in few months and I was honestly so scared of the money, because ours is sooooo different. But this video helped me calm down a bit, lol!
Wow! they speak so fast.. I could barely hear and understand the Korean even though I could read the sentence at the bottom lol. I'm going to be so screwed when I visit T_T
Caramel Macchiato my theory (as I haven't done any research on the matter) is that in our own native language our brains don't actually listen for every word but instead kinda feel it in based off what we have heard billions of times. All that to say resisten to things you don't understand as much as possible slow it down at first if you have to then normal speed then even speed it up. I feel like over time your brain will get used to the speed. It works for me so maybe it will work for you as well.
This video, combined with the one explaining big numbers, is such a useful and practical one. I've used Korean money before, but this is the first time I see an actual review of the whole system, with the name of each item. Thanks for this!
The Hanguel writing system (Korean alphabet) was created from scratch by King Sejong to completely avoid the need for Korean people to learn Chinese characters. Hanguel is not based on or derived from Chinese characters.
So I'm guessing: 1,000 Won= about $1 5,000 Won= about $5 10,000 Won= about $10 50,000 Won= about $50 Yes or no? And what about the coins, what's their worth in USC?
Thank you !! According to the online calculator I used, Unnie paid less than 4$ US dollars for that curling iron. Time to travel to Korea!! I'm going shopping .....!
slylover123 is very common for Koreans. For example they use to pronounce 나두 instead of 나도; they also write that way on comics or in 반말 (informal speech).
The exchange rate of Korean 1000 won to Mexican peso is 17.00 pesos but if you compare to other currencies like 1 US dollar is 18.00 pesos 1 Canadian dollar is 13.00 pesos 1 euro is 22.00 pesos Japanese 100 yen is 17.00 pesos and last uk sterling pounds is 25.00 pesos ..I love the color of the Korean money and Mexico money is also with colors I love the $1,000 Mexican peso banknote very purplelish
The image in the blank area of the bill is called a "watermark". U.S. currency has this also, starting with denominations of $10 or greater. However, unlike U.S. paper currency, where all bills are the same size, Korean paper money varies considerably in width. Larger denominations are wider.
Kind of looks like Mexican money hahah I would of like if she would of said how much it was in dollars. I know a bit but I get confused when the amount is higher.
Illa GG hahahahaa that's right. A Korean friend of me gave me some Korean paper money and of course, the colors are very similar so I've compared to Mexican money :)
When I first learned about your currency I was so surprised that the numbers were so large. Then I realized that you don't have decimals instead. My currency is called "Krona" [크로나] (meaning crown, abbreviated SEK, literally "single Swedish crown"), and 1 of those is around 125-130 won. However, for a long time we also had our own version of cents called "öre", the name derived from the latin word aureus meaning golden. They have been removed in cash, but since we used them for so long and we didn't multiply our currency by 100 when removing them, our products still frequently cost for instance 10.50 SEK. This means 10 SEK + 50 öre. 1 of those öre would then be 1.25-1.30 won. So understanding that, I can now simply think of using won as something similar to using our version of cents when counting money.
She helped me a lot to learn Korea and Korean language she awesome and when I will come from India to Korea I meet her I don't know when I will meet her
King Sejong ordered Hangul to be created because the Koreans had a very hard time learning the Chinese ideographic writing system lol. By default, he was a great leader.
its so confusing that you have such big currency like the currency in Croatia is much smaller with more value if that makes sence so like a 1000 korean won would be 5.79 in croatian kuna with seems much easier
Ha, I grew up one block from our local 7eleven in Central Florida-so many tasty Slurpies to remember (and the brain freezes and colored tongues to go with them. Beautiful currency, thanks for sharing, sister. You’re always so beautiful. One of a kind special. Ciao, Tony
I really like your vlog! You even type the hangul and english translation when you buy something, it's really helpful! I live in Daejeon now as an exchange student, I learn Korean but I get stuck everytime when the seller ask me something. This kind of video is very helpful. Please make more and more video like this. Love
in Turkey its not even an option to not to have the receipt, when you buy something like that. Maybe Korean people are so rich that they buy a new one if its defective? lol
Learnt the words 교환 환불 today. Interesting how 교환 환불 어려우세요 means we can't exchange or refund instead of it's difficult to exchange or refund.. Also learnt that (거슬러) 거스르다 means to return back the money change. Awesome 😎
How often do you use card to buy stuff in Korea? Do most of the stores/markets/restaurants have possibility to use card? I'm going to visit Seoul this month at the same time when I travel to Taiwan and I would like to know is it possible to use Visa card, because I would prefer if I don't need to use cash that much.
It looks complicated because there are lots of zeroes.. 😯😯 Anyway very well explained. I thought in S. Korea using paper money is very uncommon, because everyone uses credit cards and the like...
at first i wanted to go to japan but now since i read so many webtoons placed in korea ive been facinated by it and im even trying to learn the language and hopfully when im older i can visit the country
Ann-yeong-ha-se-yo, it's all one word not separate. It's the formal way of saying hello in Korean to those your age or older. Say it all together smoothy and with accent if u can and you will sound like a natural.
50,000won is about $50 10,000won is about $10 5,000won is about $5 1,000won is about $1 and then 500won is about 50 cents 100won is about 10 cents The only reason I say "About" is because every 1 won is like 0.00094 dollar so they aren't set because it's just a liiittle less when converted to USD. Like 50,000won is close to 50 us dollars but it's a couple dollars short
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Me: Korean Money is easy to memorize!
After sometime...
Me: What do you call those money again?
You Got no JAMS so Just eat Kookie with Tae why do i relate so much? :)?
But i like the jams on my kookie with hot tae ...
Aya El Bejbaji But putting Jams on a Kookie doesn't taste good😂
You Got no JAMS so Just eat Kookie with Tae LMAO I JUST LOVE THIS FANDOM😂😂😂💞💞 (New army/ new to kpop)
Aya El Bejbaji WELCOOOOOOOOME TO THE MOST ADORABLE, LOVABLE, CRAZY, CUTE FANDOM! Once you jimIN, You can't jimOUT😉
KRW (Korean Won) to PHP (Philippine Peso)
1000 krw: 47 pesos
5000 krw: 236 pesos
10000 krw: 472 pesos
50000 krw: 2,362 pesos
Kristel FNF444 wow!
1000 is just 1 USD
50000 won is 2362? oh wow!
@@fur6460 you should change ur bio if you used Google translate
How much the value of 1yuan into php peso maam?
unnie is rich..she got them bills! hehe
bri bart ㅋㅋㅋ Wish I had a stack of 50,000 won bills. Unfortunately, 50,000 won not equal to $50,000 USD. Although a bundle of 50,000 won bills (don't know how many bills in a bundle/currency strap. 20? 25?) would still be a sizable amount in USD.
Riccccchhhhhhhh
jeongguk Really?
jeongguk Oh cool!!
Ronald Chan
Who said we in America?
I love how unnie doesn't cut the parts where she does mistakes like other UA-camrs. Saranghae unnie. Thanks for teaching us Hangul 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Love you baby
Mistakes makes perfect🎉
Shut up.
their currency looks better than US dollars
Apparently Korean Won notes are actually regarded as one of the best and safest banknote systems in the world, up there with the Euro and Canadian Dollar, and significantly ahead of US Dollar and Pound Sterling notes.
Robert Faber - can you tell me what do you mean by safest?
Least susceptible to counterfeiting.
Robert Faber -thank you for answering me!
If ur miss mingyu then I'm Miss Jungkook😂❣️
I love the part when you take us to the stores! When traveling what I love most is every little things, such as going to the convenience store, experiencing living as a normal resident of the country. I'd love to watch more video like this :)
Nada same! Like, i wanna go to korea and ride the subways and buses, go to stores and cafes, and just be a regular person, not like a typical vacation...
Wonhae money moneyyy yap
ainatulmardhiahcute Your comment made my day😂😂😂
Wonhae money moneyyyy
Lol
ainatulmardhiahcute hahaha Army
People at my school were singing those lyrics and I was like "What kind of singer sings only about money with the word repeated so many times??"
Thanks!!
korean money is prettier than english money
True
BenTheBoss no she is right
English as in England?
@@xyzszhang_4088 pounds
@BenTheBoss um...it was his/her opinion... ._. and he/she didn't ask you.
Yolo Yolo Yolo ya where my money at😂❤
Where's the party ya =)
Armys are LITERALLY everywhere 😂😂(including me please)😂
Tanjingjaem tanjingjaem tanjingjaem tanjingjaaaaaeeeem 😂
Dollar dollar
Dollor dollar hadachime ja bo tanjim
I'm going to Korea in few months and I was honestly so scared of the money, because ours is sooooo different. But this video helped me calm down a bit, lol!
Tamara Kriek How'd it go?
same over here
Tamara Kriek where are you from exactly?
You are so lucky
Same
I am a girl and she teachs Korean so nicely that everyone can be a native Korean
Love Korean unnis
This makes me realize how lame U.S Currency is.
WHAT DO U MEAN
THE FOUNDING FATHERS OF THE U.S
ur lucky u dont live in brazil, here there is a bunch of animals on our bills, its really lame lol
jungshook same in the Caribbean. our currency is basically worthless so 100 dollars in my money is 15 us
jungshook same with Philippines peso.. Lots of animals at the back lol
Gardith sameee
Gardith me too
Banknotes:
오만원 (pronounced as 오마눤): 심사임당 AKA 현모양처 = 50$
만원 (pronounced as 마눤): 세종대왕 = 10$
오천원 (pronounced as 오처눤): 이이 = 5$
천원 (pronounced as 처눤): 이황 = 1$
Coins:
오백원 (pronounced as 오배권) = 0,5$ (50 cents) 5 dimes
백원 (pronounced as 배권) = 0,1$ (10 cents) 1 dime
오십원 (pronounced as 오시붠) = 0,05$ (5 cents) 1 nickel
십원 (pronounced as 시붠) = 0,01$ (1 cent) 1 penny
This video is so helpful for me since I am actually learning Korean...
Took a taxi from the Airport to Seoul and tried to pay the driver with 10,000's LOL he had a good laugh. #foreigner fail.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lol I'm done
@@edixxfs65 10k Korean won= €7.14 that's why he laughed I think.
전소중 if I’m not wrong, say the ride cost 7000원, this person paid the driver 70,000원 with 7 10,000원 on accident? Idk
@@Kuurajin Not if you show up at 2:00am. The only ride then is a taxi that costs 50,000 won. Believe it.
mlovmo Holy smokes
Wow! they speak so fast.. I could barely hear and understand the Korean even though I could read the sentence at the bottom lol.
I'm going to be so screwed when I visit T_T
obviously lol, it's the same with any language
Caramel Macchiato my theory (as I haven't done any research on the matter) is that in our own native language our brains don't actually listen for every word but instead kinda feel it in based off what we have heard billions of times. All that to say resisten to things you don't understand as much as possible slow it down at first if you have to then normal speed then even speed it up. I feel like over time your brain will get used to the speed. It works for me so maybe it will work for you as well.
I mean they probably repeat it all day to everyone so it just comes out. I sure if you need some assitance their speech will slow down
@A Girl Has No Name not really
your not alone 😂 same I only know about 25 words in Korean 😂😂😂
Yes. As you did, I also thank to King Sejonghakdang for creating Korean Alphabets, 한글. It's more easier to memorize and unique.
You look like Rosé (BLACKPINK) and Seulgi (RED VELVET) combined
bae seulgi PREACH
She looks more like Baek Yerin
kang joohyun with a park seokjin please ...OML YEA SHE DOES 😱😱😱
Now that I think about it
She doesn't.
SHE DOESSS OMG
Everyone is so friendly and polite and i like and appreciate this a lot
colorful just like the euro (€) and nice to hear some info about these people on each bill. 🙂
Really informative thank you very much 😃
This video, combined with the one explaining big numbers, is such a useful and practical one. I've used Korean money before, but this is the first time I see an actual review of the whole system, with the name of each item. Thanks for this!
i like u xD "thank you that we don't have to learn the chinese characters" that killed me
ur very beautiful 😄💞
Korean*
Yo Han
Oh, I was just confused because shes a Korean teacher.
The Hanguel writing system (Korean alphabet) was created from scratch by King Sejong to completely avoid the need for Korean people to learn Chinese characters. Hanguel is not based on or derived from Chinese characters.
I love u
Imagine being racist
Okay.. I am *MORE CONFUSED* than ever!
Finally. Someone who actually teaches good and easy things related to Korean!!❣️
Coooool! I'll be a multi millionaire on holiday in September. Niiice!
So I'm guessing:
1,000 Won= about $1
5,000 Won= about $5
10,000 Won= about $10
50,000 Won= about $50
Yes or no? And what about the coins, what's their worth in USC?
1,145 Won = $1 so yeah you rite. the coin is 500 won and 100 won so its like about $0.5 and $0.1
yeap!
Super Shepherd yeh basically
They all use 'won' unlike America wherr we use both cents and dollars
@@mnbvcxz1597 won is not used everywhere
Thank you so much unnie you explained th money so well.
I love the life examples at the end! :)
😍😍😍Awww I love Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷..and I'm from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Me too
U know how much these all in india?
Me too
Hi I am from delhi🇮🇳😛
@@beasgirlf
₩1000= ₹60
₩5000= ₹300-350
₩10000= ₹600-650
₩50000= ₹300-3500
(I don't know coins value )
I am from tamilnadu 🇮🇳
My favorite subject... MONEY !... MMMOOOONEY !
Eulus Garza yeah but do you have any?
SleeplessinOC savage XD
SleeplessinOC what a savage xd
Eulus Garza but the question is if do you have any??!!!😏
@@SleeplessinOC omg I am laughing my butt off
unnie you are so pretty
and thanks for your helping who are excited in Korea
so surprised theres not a 20. is there any discussion in Kor to make a 20,000?
EVG 1 so does japan
Thank you !! According to the online calculator I used, Unnie paid less than 4$ US dollars for that curling iron. Time to travel to Korea!! I'm going shopping .....!
No she paid about 20$
unnie got money money MONEY YEA!
😂😂😂
Aliya M. ... wonhae money money yaahhh!!!
Aliya M. Army
Lmao in jhopes voice
''Her son is this guy'' 😂😂 that made me laugh so hard😂😂
why do you pronounce the largest bill as 우 (oo) if the letter is 오 (oh)
slylover123 is very common for Koreans. For example they use to pronounce 나두 instead of 나도; they also write that way on comics or in 반말 (informal speech).
JESUS HERNANDEZ it's more a seoul dialect if I'm not mistaken
one of my friend from seoul tell me 나두 but a friend from 부산 never told me that :)
slylover123 korea has 6 different dialects just like the north and south of USA
becuase oo is 5..as you can see 50000
I am white
The exchange rate of Korean 1000 won to Mexican peso is 17.00 pesos but if you compare to other currencies like 1 US dollar is 18.00 pesos 1 Canadian dollar is 13.00 pesos 1 euro is 22.00 pesos Japanese 100 yen is 17.00 pesos and last uk sterling pounds is 25.00 pesos ..I love the color of the Korean money and Mexico money is also with colors I love the $1,000 Mexican peso banknote very purplelish
She is so beautiful 😫😍
I got no jams ....ikr,and I'm over here lookin like a potato that just got ran over😭😭
Yes i know bts
@0:25
"It has this woman on it" KILLED ME!!!😂😂😂
Then that eye roll later...
I just found this channel and I already love her!!!
Canada's money looks alot like Monopoly Money haha
I was so surprised the cashier in 7/11 didn't ask her for a smaller bill 😂
Thanks for going out to the store to do some examples =)
2:26 that was sweet 😍😍😍
THIS WAS ACTUALLY USEFUL! Showing us the dialogue was great. Thanks, Unnie! ^_^
Wooww i'm so excited to learn about korean moneyyy!!
The image in the blank area of the bill is called a "watermark". U.S. currency has this also, starting with denominations of $10 or greater. However, unlike U.S. paper currency, where all bills are the same size, Korean paper money varies considerably in width. Larger denominations are wider.
Tony Ahn, Jr. Yes, is the same for Mexican money, the more value has the bigger the paper is; the colors are also very similar
Same thing happens with chilean money, the colors are similar to the korean bills and the sizes change as well
The new euro bills do own that too, the old ones I don’t know
Korean money is so PRETTY
wonhae money moneeyyyy yah money moneeyyyy!!!
Hi baby I like u
WHY DO I SEE YOU ON EVERY VIDEO I WATCH!!!
hello
Yes dear
Anivie Redillas Its manhi manhi manhi not money even tho it sounds similar
Korean money is easy now that i think about it! Thanks Korean Unnie!
I am deeply grateful for that Great King for making Hangul.
Korean unnie I'm saving all your videos to my playlist to learn korean.
And you teach korean really nice
Thank you so much
Borahae 💜💜💜
Kind of looks like Mexican money hahah
I would of like if she would of said how much it was in dollars. I know a bit but I get confused when the amount is higher.
Illa GG hahahahaa that's right. A Korean friend of me gave me some Korean paper money and of course, the colors are very similar so I've compared to Mexican money :)
Basically 1000 won is like a dollar
Kayla Pounds it’s not necessarily more though cause 1000 won doesn’t really buy you much
1 dollar is like 900 won I think
I don't know what she does...but she make things to understand for us so easily!🙂
When I first learned about your currency I was so surprised that the numbers were so large. Then I realized that you don't have decimals instead. My currency is called "Krona" [크로나] (meaning crown, abbreviated SEK, literally "single Swedish crown"), and 1 of those is around 125-130 won. However, for a long time we also had our own version of cents called "öre", the name derived from the latin word aureus meaning golden. They have been removed in cash, but since we used them for so long and we didn't multiply our currency by 100 when removing them, our products still frequently cost for instance 10.50 SEK. This means 10 SEK + 50 öre. 1 of those öre would then be 1.25-1.30 won. So understanding that, I can now simply think of using won as something similar to using our version of cents when counting money.
Eric
She helped me a lot to learn Korea and Korean language she awesome and when I will come from India to Korea I meet her I don't know when I will meet her
King Sejong ordered Hangul to be created because the Koreans had a very hard time learning the Chinese ideographic writing system lol. By default, he was a great leader.
3:43 The Canadian Dollar (CAD) doesn’t have any watermarks, Mexico is the only country (I think that has watermarks on plastic money)
its so confusing that you have such big currency like the currency in Croatia is much smaller with more value if that makes sence so like a 1000 korean won would be 5.79 in croatian kuna with seems much easier
Kieun Cho ohh thats really interesting thank you
im not american but 1000 korean won is $1 USD.. 5000 korean won is just $5 USD
Useful..my child is also learning Korean from last weeks..awesome...thank you..
When everyone in Korea has ₩50,000 and ur sitting in ur room looking at ur wallet like, "well, it's empty... as always"
Bianca A. Lol same
I love when korean unnie goes out into the field!
shes look like blackpink's rosé😍
Omg you're right
No
시로 I know right!
@@silviyyaa 시아 시로!
Noo
Ha, I grew up one block from our local 7eleven in Central Florida-so many tasty Slurpies to remember (and the brain freezes and colored tongues to go with them. Beautiful currency, thanks for sharing, sister. You’re always so beautiful. One of a kind special.
Ciao,
Tony
I really like your vlog! You even type the hangul and english translation when you buy something, it's really helpful! I live in Daejeon now as an exchange student, I learn Korean but I get stuck everytime when the seller ask me something. This kind of video is very helpful. Please make more and more video like this. Love
In India largest denominations for note & coin are 2000 & 10 respectively. So it's a bit shocking to see this.
And sometimes i didn't get change for 2000😂😂🤣
May I ask why you didn't want the receipt? How can you exchange that if its defective?
John Arvin Nuarin I was thinking the same, but the cashier said "no exchange or refunds"
ARVIN yup exactly
stinkie there cant be a refund or exchange if you dont have a receipt
in Turkey its not even an option to not to have the receipt, when you buy something like that. Maybe Korean people are so rich that they buy a new one if its defective? lol
@@youkai888 I was thinking that their products are so well made they don't have to worry about defective ones as much......
Its helpful in remembering the pronunciation of korean money.
U r such a good teacher 언니.........감사합니다 for the theory and practical lesson😄
The satisfying part is getting the change
Learnt the words 교환 환불 today. Interesting how 교환 환불 어려우세요 means we can't exchange or refund instead of it's difficult to exchange or refund..
Also learnt that (거슬러) 거스르다 means to return back the money change. Awesome 😎
CyberMew hahaha you did read the subtitles :)
Can you make a video on korean aegyo plzzzzzzz I love you😚😚😚😚
How often do you use card to buy stuff in Korea? Do most of the stores/markets/restaurants have possibility to use card?
I'm going to visit Seoul this month at the same time when I travel to Taiwan and I would like to know is it possible to use Visa card, because I would prefer if I don't need to use cash that much.
You'll be able to use card in almost every places in Korea! Enjoy your trip :)
😅 Thank you Unnie 언니 for the money lesson 🙇♀️ 😂 maybe one day I will get to use the Korean money 돈. 🤭 🤪 🤣
7:07 omg idk why but i loved the way he got the cash out of the thingi
Lol im wierd
Kookie Army same!!
A.C.E CHOICE its so cute
you are indeed weird.
Kitty Kam Thank you xD
Ah yeahhhh it's sounds so satisfying 😭💜
Everyone: talking about money💴💴
Me: Woah!! Her nails are pretty and colourful💅💅
It looks complicated because there are lots of zeroes.. 😯😯
Anyway very well explained. I thought in S. Korea using paper money is very uncommon, because everyone uses credit cards and the like...
Well, for foreigners they look complicated. Us Koreans use it all the time, so we know how to tell.
Talagang pinambili pa talaga ni unnie hehehe nice
Interesting
Thank you Korean Unnie
What.... Every cent in the Philippines are important... 😂😂and we only have 1000 large domain in the bills
such informative videos make YT addictive. Well explained.
Can somebody tell me how much for example 1000 wons are in € ? It's ok when you just know it in $
Nancy Foks €1 is around 1300 won
1000 won are ca 0,78€
at first i wanted to go to japan but now since i read so many webtoons placed in korea ive been facinated by it and im even trying to learn the language and hopfully when im older i can visit the country
I'm visiting Korea next summer, who wants to be friends?
Diana Diaz hahaha kinda blunt questionXD why don't you tell about your experience in korea? People would like it
Diana Diaz me also visit korea next summer.. Im from borneo..
Wow!! So thankful for this video!!! Very easy to understand and a lot easier to use than the USA currency
that was a great video idea of yours
Very interesting video of you unnie. 감사함니다 ..
Anniong hasio??
Annyeonghaseyo (안녕하세요)
Wtf
Ann-yeong-ha-se-yo, it's all one word not separate. It's the formal way of saying hello in Korean to those your age or older. Say it all together smoothy and with accent if u can and you will sound like a natural.
An-nyeong-ha-se-yo is right
Good
Where is the best place in Seoul to exchange money? I heard the airport will rip you off!!
A bank.
ATM's rip you off.
Wow this is nice that shopkeeper and customer both thanks to each other after shopping but in my country there is nting like Korea 🖤
I just figured out a way to become a millionaire, move to Korea!
Hehe 😂😂I should move there
I really need a youtuber like her right now ! Specialy I’m trying to learn korean w out a tutor (I got no money to pay a tutor HAHAHA)
10,000 won looks like Zhang He
thank you so much for this tips and now im living in south korea with my family
There money is so much Easier then American money I live in America and I still get confused I want to live there and because of BTS 😍😍😂❤️😂🤑🤑
pure ARMY
Haiii Army~~💖💖
Lol sure u do like every other army
Hi Army, nice to meet you 🙋💖🐰
Nice serve in the military then
This is called real teacher so nice
could someone covert the money into U.S value?
For a VERY rough estimate divide by a thousand, 10USD = just over 11,000
50,000won is about $50
10,000won is about $10
5,000won is about $5
1,000won is about $1
and then
500won is about 50 cents
100won is about 10 cents
The only reason I say "About" is because every 1 won is like 0.00094 dollar so they aren't set because it's just a liiittle less when converted to USD. Like 50,000won is close to 50 us dollars but it's a couple dollars short
Just take off the last 3 zero's
Wow nice explaination