मतलब
To state that precipitation in the form of snow is occurring.
सांस्कृतिक पृष्ठभूमि
The 'First Snow' (첫눈) is a day for lovers. Many people believe that if you meet your crush during the first snow, you will fall in love. For soldiers in the Korean military, snow is often called 'beautiful trash' (예쁜 쓰레기) because they have to shovel it constantly to keep the bases clear. Gangwon-do is the snowiest region in Korea. People there have specific traditional snowshoes called 'dubari' to walk through deep snow. In Seoul, '눈이 와요' is often followed by a check on the subway app, as snow causes significant traffic delays on the roads.
Drop the particle
In casual conversation with friends, you can just say '눈 와요' or '눈 온다'.
Eye vs Snow
While they look the same, context usually makes it clear. No one says 'Eyes are coming from the sky'!
मतलब
To state that precipitation in the form of snow is occurring.
Drop the particle
In casual conversation with friends, you can just say '눈 와요' or '눈 온다'.
Eye vs Snow
While they look the same, context usually makes it clear. No one says 'Eyes are coming from the sky'!
Use '내리다' for photos
If you post a photo of snow on Instagram, '눈이 내려요' sounds more aesthetic than '눈이 와요'.
The First Snow Text
If it's the first snow, text your Korean friends '첫눈이 와요!'. They will appreciate the gesture.
खुद को परखो
Fill in the missing particle.
눈__ 와요.
'눈' ends in a consonant, so the subject particle '이' is used.
Which sentence means 'It snowed yesterday'?
어제...
'왔어요' is the past tense of '와요'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 밖에 날씨가 어때요? B: 창밖을 보세요. _______.
'눈이 와요' is the standard way to describe snowing.
Match the phrase to the feeling.
와! 첫눈이 와요!
The first snow (첫눈) is a very exciting and romantic event in Korea.
🎉 स्कोर: /4
विज़ुअल लर्निंग टूल्स
Weather Verbs
अभ्यास बैंक
4 अभ्यास눈__ 와요.
'눈' ends in a consonant, so the subject particle '이' is used.
어제...
'왔어요' is the past tense of '와요'.
A: 밖에 날씨가 어때요? B: 창밖을 보세요. _______.
'눈이 와요' is the standard way to describe snowing.
와! 첫눈이 와요!
The first snow (첫눈) is a very exciting and romantic event in Korea.
🎉 स्कोर: /4
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
12 सवालIn the past, 'snow' was a long vowel and 'eye' was short, but in modern Seoul dialect, they are pronounced identically. Context is everything.
Yes, '내려요' (falls) is perfectly correct and sounds a bit more poetic or formal.
Add '많이' (man-i): '눈이 많이 와요'.
There isn't a direct opposite verb, but you can say '눈이 안 와요' (It's not snowing) or '눈이 그쳤어요' (The snow has stopped).
It's a linguistic habit that treats weather as something arriving at your location.
You can, but '폭설이 내려요' (A blizzard is falling) is more accurate for extreme weather.
Yes, it's polite (존댓말). However, '눈이 옵니다' is even more formal.
저는 눈을 좋아해요.
It means 'first snow' (첫 = first, 눈 = snow).
Yes, that is the present progressive form, emphasizing that it is snowing *right this second*.
Young people might say '눈 온다!' as an exclamation.
Yes, the Hanja for snow is {雪|설}, but in daily speech, the native '눈' is almost always used.
संबंधित मुहावरे
비가 와요
similarIt is raining
눈이 내려요
synonymSnow is falling
눈이 쌓여요
builds onSnow is piling up
눈을 치워요
contrastTo shovel/clear snow
첫눈
specialized formFirst snow
