Day 2: 5 Must-Know Rain & Snow Phrases | Survival Korean

Hello everyone! I'm your Korean teacher, Hailey. Welcome to our Korean class. Today, we are going to learn 5 essential Korean sentences about the weather. Talking about the weather is one of the easiest and most natural ways to start a conversation in Korean. You will learn how to say, it's hot, it's raining, the sky is pretty, and much more. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe the weather clearly and naturally in Korean. Let's get started! Now let's learn expression together. 비가 와요 means it's raining. 비, it's rain. 와요 means come, is coming. So 비가 와요 literally means rain is coming. It means it's raining. Use it on a rainy day. 눈이 내려요 means it's snowing. 눈, snow. 내려요, falls, comes down. So it means it's snowing. You can say this on a snowy day. 눈이 내려요, it's snowing. 바람이 많이 불어요 means it's very windy. 바람, it's wind. 많이, a lot, very. 불어요, blows, literally means wind blows a lot. So it means it's very windy. 바람이 많이 불어요. 오늘은 흐려요 means it's cloudy today. 흐려요 means cloudy. So it means it's cloudy today. 오늘은 흐려요. 비 올 것 같아요 means I think it's going to rain. 비, it's rain. 올 것 같아요 means seems like it will come. So literally means it looks like rain will come. 비 올 것 같아요. Use it when it's about to rain. 비 올 것 같아요. And now let's review. So repeat after me. 비가 와요. 눈이 내려요. 바람이 많이 불어요. 오늘은 흐려요. 비 올 것 같아요. 바람이 많이 불어요. 맞아요, 오늘은 흐려요. 곧 비 올 것 같아요. How do you say it's cloudy today? Number one, 하늘이 예뻐요. Number two, 햇빛이 강해요. Number three, 오늘은 흐려요. Number four, 온도가 낮아요. The answer is... Correct, it's number three. 오늘은 흐려요. 흐려요 means cloudy. So it means it's cloudy today. 오늘은 흐려요. What is it's raining in Korean? Number one, 눈이 내려요. Number two, 더워요. Number three, 바람이 불어요. Number four, 비가 와요. The answer is... Correct, it's number four. 비가 와요 means it's raining. 비, it's rain. 와요 means come, is coming. So 비가 와요 literally means rain is coming. It means it's raining. Great job everyone! Today we learned how to describe the weather and talk about the four seasons in Korean. These expressions are very common in daily life. Try using them with confidence when you talk to Koreans or visit Korea. The more you use them, the more natural your Korean will sound. See you in the next lesson. 안녕!