Let's start with describing if it is hot or cold - probably the most important/basic thing to describe when it comes to the weather β¨οΈ
- It's cold -- μΆμμ! / λ무 μΆμμ / μΆ₯λ€
- μΆμμ - it's cold (formal)
- λ무 μΆμμ - it's SO cold (formal)
- μΆμ- it's cold (informal)
- λ무 μΆμ - it's so cold (informal)
In a hypothetical scenario, someone might ask you: μ€λ λ μ¨κ° μ΄λμ? (oh-neul nal-ssi-ga eo-dae-yo?) and you could respond with:
μ€λ λ무 μΆμμ!!!!
If you wanted to switch it around and say it was hot, just switch every μΆμ to λμ which means hot! -- NOT to be confused with λ¨κ±°μ which means hot to the touch (like if you touched a hot pan) which cannot be used to describe the weather!
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ps ignore the romanization for the hot (it is wrong it should be (deo-wo-yo)