Do you want to know pronunciation of Korean numbers? or a letter like ABC? I don't know well what you want. And Korean numbers is 1 - hana - il 2 - dool - e[i] 3 - set - sahm 4 - net - sah 5 - dasut - oh 6 - yeosut - youk 7 - il-gop - chil 8 - yeo-dulb - pal 9 - ah-hop - gu 10 - yeol - sip 0 - young Huck...it's so difficult.

There are two seperate counting systems used for different things (what each is used for should be learned one-by-one, not all at once, as there's way too many cases to remember), but yeah, one of them is... Hana, Dul (dool), set, net, da-sut, yeo-sut, eel-gope, yeo-dulp, ah-hope, yeol (10). This system is generally used to express age, the hour (when speaking about time), as well as counting things. Generally, not always. The other counting system is... eel, ee, sam, sah, oh, yuke, cheel, pal, goo (or koo), sheep (10). This system is used (among other things) for money. Hope that helps! Also, why can't you read Korean? Using phonetics makes learning Korean MUCH more difficult.