Korean for English speakers Farm · Lesson 0
The sky is too cloudy
Bad weather in Korean — 바람이 많이 불어요 (It's very windy) — and 공기도 정말 차요 (the air is really cold).
Conversation
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Yennifer
오늘 바람이 많이 불어요.
Oneul barami mani bureoyo.
It's very windy today.
Tip: <오늘> = today <바람> = wind <많이> = a lot <불어요> = verb "to blow" (in present tense)
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Yennifer
공기도 정말 차요.
Gonggido jeongmal chayo.
The air is really cold too.
Tip: <공기> = air <정말> = really <차요> = adjective "to be cold" (in present tense)
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Yennifer
구름도 너무 많아요.
Gureumdo neomu manayo.
There are too many clouds.
Tip: <하늘> = sky <구름> = clouds <너무> = too <많아요> = verb "to have a lot"/"There are a lot of"
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Muri
저기요! 구름이 뭐 어때서요?
Jeogiyo! Gureumi mwo eottaeseoyo?
Hey! What's wrong with the clouds?
Tip: <저기요!> = "Hey!" <N이/가 뭐 어때서요?> = formal way to say "What's wrong with/about N?"