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How do you say "rain" in Korean?
비
bi
In Korean, "rain" is 비.
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Pronunciation
Bi is just one syllable. The i vowel ㅣ is tight and sharp, mimicking raindrops falling.
Writing and usage
비 has one syllable block. This simple word is the shortest entry, matching rain's elemental nature.
Example sentence
비가 옵니다.
It's raining.
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How to remember 비
Bi: short and sharp like a raindrop hitting glass. The i sounds like a falling drop.
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Questions about 비
How do you say "rain" in Korean?
In Korean, "rain" is 비. It is a noun.
How is 비 written in Korean?
비 has one syllable block. This simple word is the shortest entry, matching rain's elemental nature.
How is 비 used in a sentence?
Use 비 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 비가 옵니다. (It's raining.).
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