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How do you say "its raining" in Korean?
비가 내리고 있다
biga naerigo itda
In Korean, "its raining" is 비가 내리고 있다 (biga naerigo itda).
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Pronunciation
Say "biga naerigo itda" evenly, with "biga," meaning rain, spoken plainly before the flowing "naerigo itda," meaning falling.
Writing and usage
비가 내리고 있다 is written using hangul. It's a phrase, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
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How to remember 비가 내리고 있다
Biga sounds like "bee, gah" — even a bee gah runs for cover when it's raining, biga naerigo itda.
Related words
- its hot today 오늘 덥다 oneul deopda
- its cold today 오늘은 춥다 oneureun chupda
- its snowing 눈이 내리고 있다 nuni naerigo itda
- its windy 바람이 부는 거야 barami buneun geoya
- its sunny 날씨는 맑아요 nalssineun malgayo
- looks like rain 비가 올 것 같아 biga ol geot gata
- bring an umbrella 우산 가져와. usan gajyeowa.
- stay warm 따뜻하게 지내세요 ttatteuthage jinaeseyo
- stay cool 침착하게 있어 chimchakhage isseo
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Questions about 비가 내리고 있다
How do you pronounce 비가 내리고 있다?
Say "biga naerigo itda" evenly, with "biga," meaning rain, spoken plainly before the flowing "naerigo itda," meaning falling.
Is 비가 내리고 있다 formal or casual?
비가 내리고 있다 is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 비가 내리고 있다 written in Korean?
비가 내리고 있다 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as biga naerigo itda.
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