Febraury in Korean 🇰🇷

이월 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Recognize that “이” sounds like the Korean word for “two” (이, pronounced “ee”), and “월” means “month.” Together, they indicate the second month, February.
• Visualize a calendar where “이” (2) is paired with “월” (month) to reinforce that February is the second month.

Explanations:
• “이월” (romanized: iwol) directly translates to “February” in Korean, combining the numeral for two (이) with 월 (month).
• In written Korean, you might also see the numeral form “2월,” which is exactly equivalent in meaning.

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
• “2월” is another common way to denote February in Korean.

Alternate Meanings / Slang:
• In non-calendar contexts, “이월” can refer to the act of “rolling over” an amount or carryover from one period to another, such as in financial statements or scheduling (e.g., a rollover balance).
• However, this usage is context-dependent and separate from its meaning as the month of February.

Examples of Sentences:
• “My birthday is in February.”
  – Korean: “내 생일은 이월에 있어.”
  – Romanized: “Nae saeng-il-eun iwol-e isseo.”

• “February is often the coldest month of the year.”
  – Korean: “이월은 보통 일년 중 가장 추운 달이야.”
  – Romanized: “Iwol-eun botong il-nyeon jung gajang chuun dal-iya.”

• “The remaining balance will be carried over to the next month.”
  – Korean: “남은 잔액은 다음 달로 이월될 거야.”
  – Romanized: “Nameun jan-aeg-eun daeum dal-ro iwol doel geoya.”

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