Hello, Son Yonoumina.

Hello, Kim Yeji.

And you're listening to Talk to Me in Korean.

And today, as we are recording this, it's raining outside the Talk to me Korean studio right now.

Bega o'o go.

Yeah, the weather is by far the most common small talk topic and everyday conversation topic that people use to interact with other people.

Let's interact with each other using this topic. So today we are going to talk about some

Korean words and phrases related to the weather. So shall we begin? Yes. Let's go.

It's raining outside. Do you like rainy weather?

I don't mind it that much, but I don't prefer it over sunny, gorgeous weather, of course.

Yeah, today.

Yeah, Jayji, do you like rainy days?

It's not my favorite weather.

Uh, just so so.

So, so.

So let's look at today's first expression, which is exactly, to rain.

Bia oda.

Bega oda.

Bega oda means to rain.

In literal translation though, it means the rain comes from the sky, I guess.

It's coming down.

So because of that, biga oda.

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