Flow down in Korean 🇰🇷

흘러내리다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break it into parts: "흘러" comes from the verb “흘리다” (to spill, pour) and "내리다" means “to come down” or “to descend.” Imagine liquid spilling down a surface.
• Think of natural water running over a surface, then associate that image with "흘러내리다" (heulleonaerida).

Explanation:
• The verb "흘러내리다" means “to flow down” or “to drip down.” It describes the movement of a liquid sliding or trickling from a higher place to a lower one.
• It is used to describe continuous or gradual movement downward, such as rainwater flowing off a roof or tears streaming down a face.

Synonymous Words:
• "내려오다" (naeryeooda) – to come down
• "떨어지다" (tteoreojida) – to fall (often used for things dropping abruptly, so it is less continuous than 흐르다)
• "떨어져 내리다" (tteoreojyeo naerida) – to fall off or come down

Conjugations:
Verb dictionary form: 흘러내리다 (heulleonaerida)

Basic Conjugation Forms:
• Present Tense (Plain Form): 흘러내린다 (heulleonaerinda)
• Past Tense (Plain Form): 흘러내렸다 (heulleonaeryeotta)
• Future Tense (Plain Form): 흘러내릴 것이다 (heulleonaeril geosida)

Polite Conjugation Forms:
• Present: 흘러내려요 (heulleonaeryeoyo)
• Past: 흘러내렸어요 (heulleonaeryeosseoyo)
• Future: 흘러내릴 거예요 (heulleonaeril geoyeyo)

Examples of Sentences:
1. 물이 지붕에서 흘러내려요.
(Muri jibungeseo heulleonaeryeoyo.)
Translation: Water flows down from the roof.

2. 눈물이 그의 뺨을 타고 흘러내렸다.
(Nunmuri geuui ppyameul tago heulleonaeryeotta.)
Translation: Tears flowed down his cheeks.

3. 빗방울이 창문을 타고 흘러내릴 거예요.
(Bitbanguli changmuneul tago heulleonaeril geoyeyo.)
Translation: Raindrops will flow down the window.

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