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How do you say "looks like rain" in Korean?
비가 올 것 같아
biga ol geot gata
In Korean, "looks like rain" is 비가 올 것 같아 (biga ol geot gata).
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Pronunciation
Say "biga ol geot gata" evenly, reusing the familiar "biga," rain, from earlier, then a cautious "ol geot gata," meaning seems like.
Writing and usage
비가 올 것 같아 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
looks like rain
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How to remember 비가 올 것 같아
Gata sounds like "gotta" — it's gotta rain soon, biga ol geot gata.
Related words
- its hot today 오늘 덥다 oneul deopda
- its cold today 오늘은 춥다 oneureun chupda
- its raining 비가 내리고 있다 biga naerigo itda
- its snowing 눈이 내리고 있다 nuni naerigo itda
- its windy 바람이 부는 거야 barami buneun geoya
- its sunny 날씨는 맑아요 nalssineun malgayo
- 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 올 것 같아
How do you pronounce 비가 올 것 같아?
Say "biga ol geot gata" evenly, reusing the familiar "biga," rain, from earlier, then a cautious "ol geot gata," meaning seems like.
Is 비가 올 것 같아 formal or casual?
비가 올 것 같아 is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 비가 올 것 같아 written in Korean?
비가 올 것 같아 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as biga ol geot gata.
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