바람이 많이 불어요
Introduction:
The phrase "바람이 많이 불어요" (barami manhi bureoyo) translates to "It’s windy" in English. This expression is often used to describe strong winds or breezy conditions. Let’s break it down for better understanding:
- 바람 (baram) – "wind"
- 많이 (manhi) – "a lot" or "much"
- 불다 (bulda) – "to blow"
- -어요 (-eoyo) – polite sentence ending, making it a general statement about the wind
More expressions (in Korean) with English translation:
- 바람이 강해요 (barami ganghaeyo) – "The wind is strong."
- 바람이 시원해요 (barami siwonhaeyo) – "The wind is cool and refreshing."
- 바람이 차가워요 (barami chagawoyo) – "The wind is cold."
- 오늘 바람이 많이 불 거예요 (oneul barami manhi bul geoyeyo) – "It’s going to be windy today."
- 바람이 멈췄어요 (barami meomchwosseoyo) – "The wind has stopped."
This phrase is perfect for describing windy weather, whether it’s a cool breeze or strong gusts. Now you can talk about windy conditions like a native Korean speaker!