When to use hail in Korean
Korean: 우박[ u-bak ]
When to use it
우박 means hail, a kind of weather where small pieces of ice fall like hard rain. People use this word when talking about storms, the weather forecast, or sudden bad weather outside. It is common in weather reports and everyday conversation.
Example sentences
오늘 우박이 많이 왔어요.
A lot of hail came today.
학교 가는 길에 갑자기 우박이 떨어졌어요.
It suddenly started hailing on the way to school.
우산이 있어도 우박은 아프다.
Even with an umbrella, hail can hurt.
학교 가는 길에 우박을 봤어요.
I saw some hail on the way to school.
뉴스에서 내일 우박이 온다고 했어요.
The news said there will be hail tomorrow.
여행 중에 갑자기 우박이 내렸어요.
It suddenly started hailing during the trip.
