| Do you remember how to say "morning?" |
| 오전 (ojeon). |
| And how to say "to snow?" |
| 눈이 오다 (nuni oda). |
| Do you remember how to say, "It is snowy in the morning." |
| 오전에는 눈이 옵니다 (Ojeoneneun nuni omnida). |
| Do you remember how to say "afternoon?" |
| 오후 (ohu). |
| And how to say "to rain?" |
| 비가 오다 (biga oda). |
| Do you remember how to say, "It is rainy in the afternoon." |
| 오후에는 비가 옵니다 (ohueneun biga omnida). |
| And how to say "cloudy?" |
| 흐리다 (heurida). |
| Do you remember how to say "sunny?" |
| 맑다 (makda). |
| And how to say "windy?" |
| 바람이 많이 불다 (barami mani bulda). |
| That's it for this lesson. In this lesson, we've learned basic expressions to describe the weather conditions in Korean. |
| Thank you for watching the video! I'm K-jin and I'll see you on KoreanClass101.com. 다음 시간에 봐요 (daeum sigane bwayo)! |
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