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불어오다 info.

Word: 불어오다 (bureo-oda)
Meaning: “to blow in” or “to come blowing (in),” typically used to describe wind or weather blowing toward a location.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that it combines 두 parts: “불어” from 불다, meaning “to blow,” and “오다,” meaning “to come.” Imagine the wind coming in by blowing.
• Think of “blow” and “come” together to recall 불어오다.

Explanations:
• It specifically conveys the action of blowing toward the speaker or a particular place.
• Often used when describing the movement of wind or storm.

Synonyms/Related Expressions:
• 불다 – “to blow” (general use)
• 바람이 불다 – “the wind blows” (descriptive of wind behavior)

Conjugations:
• Infinitive: 불어오다 (bureo-oda)
• Present Tense: 불어와요 (bureo-wayo) – “(it) blows in.”
• Past Tense: 불어왔어요 (bureo-wasseoyo) – “(it) blew in.”
• Future Tense: 불어올 거예요 (bureo-ol geoyeyo) – “(it) will blow in.”
• Imperative: 불어오세요 (bureo-oseyo) – “Please blow in.”

Example Sentences:
1. 바람이 세차게 불어와요.
(Barami sechage bureo-wayo.)
“The wind is blowing in fiercely.”

2. 어제 밤에 폭풍이 불어왔어요.
(Eoje bame pokpungi bureo-wasseoyo.)
“A storm blew in last night.”

3. 내일 아침에도 바람이 불어올 거예요.
(Naeil achimedo barami bureo-ol geoyeyo.)
“The wind will blow in tomorrow morning.”

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