MANNAM! How's the weather like?

MANNAM! How's the weather like?

날씨가 어때요? (nal-ssi-ga-eo-ttae-yo?)

I want to ask MANNAM members, 날씨가 어때요? (nal-ssi-ga-eo-ttae-yo?)

It means 'How's the weather like?'

We, MANNAM international has many branches around the world, so as we have many MANNAM friends who are living in the different region and countries.

Then, why am I asking the weather of the other countries or regions?

It's because weather or climate changes affect the culture of its country or region!

Thai traditional custom is sleeveless and made of thin fabric due to hot region, while Russian traditional custom has long sleeves and is made of warm fabric to keep the warmth from coldness.

In that sense, to understand your culture better, I'd like to ask the weather of country that you are living in!

So, 날씨가 어때요? (nal-ssi-ga-eo-ttae-yo?)

If someone asks you 날씨가 어때요? (nal-ssi-ga-eo-ttae-yo?),

then you can say one of the expression below!

@Korean expressions

# 날씨가 좋아요 [The weather is nice]

(nal-ssi-ga-joh-a-yo)

# 날씨가 흐려요 [The weather is cloudy]

(nal-ssi-ga heu-ryeo-yo)

# 날씨가 따뜻해요 [The weather is warm]

(nal-ssi-ga-dta-hae-yo)

# 날씨가 추워요 [The weather is cold]

(nal-ssi-ga-chub-weo-yo)

# 눈이 올것 같아요 [It seems like it will going to rain]

(nun-yi-ol-gut-gat-a-yo)

@Korean Vocabulary & Grammar

*날씨 (nal-ssi) : weather

*-가 (-ga): -is

*어때요? (eo-ttae-yo?)) : How is ....?/ How is it?

* 흐리다 -> 흐려요 (heu-li-da-> heu-li-da) : To be cloudy

   The verb '흐리다' changes into honorific form '흐려요'

* 따뜻하다 -> 따뜻해요 : Warm / mild

    The adjective '따뜻하다' changes into honorific form '따뜻해요'

* 춥다 -> 추워요( chub-da ->chub-weo-yo): Cold

    The adjective ' 춥다 ' changes into honorific form '추워요'

* 눈 (nun): snow

*-이 (-yi) :-is

* 올것 같아요 (ol-gut-gat-a-yo) : It seems like it will...