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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo. Luna: Hey everyone. It is so good to be here again. Lucas: We have been talking about seasons lately. Luna: Yes. We did snow. We did rain. We did tea time. Lucas: Right. And now we are feeling the air move. Luna: Oh, I know what this is. It is windy. Lucas: Exactly. Today we talk about the wind. Luna: I love windy days. They feel fresh. Lucas: Let us start with the most basic phrase. Luna: Okay. What do we say? Lucas: 바람이 불어요. Luna: Wait, let me repeat that slowly. Lucas: 바람이 불어요. Luna: 바람이 불어요. Lucas: Perfect. That means 'The wind blows.' Luna: It sounds very soft and gentle. Lucas: It is. But sometimes the wind gets strong. Luna: Oh no. My hair goes everywhere. Lucas: Then we use a different phrase. Luna: Tell me. I want to learn it. Lucas: 바람이 세게 불어요. Luna: Let me try. 바람이 세게 불어요. Lucas: Good. 'The wind blows strongly.' Luna: Sege... means strongly? Or hard? Lucas: Yes. Like a big gust. Luna: 바람이 세게 불어요. Okay, got it. Lucas: Now think about how it feels on your skin. Luna: In autumn, it feels cool. Lucas: So we say the wind is cool. Luna: How do we say that? Lucas: 바람이 선선해요. Luna: Let me say it. 바람이 선선해요. Lucas: Excellent. That means 'The wind is cool' or 'breezy'. Luna: It is so refreshing. Lucas: It really is. But what if you go outside? Luna: Do you need an umbrella? Lucas: Not for wind usually. But maybe for sun. Luna: Right. But we can still use one. Lucas: We say 'Use an umbrella' like this. Luna: Please teach me. Lucas: 우산을 써요. Luna: 우산을 써요. Lucas: That means 'Use an umbrella' or 'Hold an umbrella'. Luna: It is a useful thing to carry. Lucas: Yes. Especially when it is windy. Luna: My hair gets messy so fast. Lucas: So you wrap something around your head. Luna: Like a scarf? Or a hat? Lucas: Yes. We say 'Wrap your head'. Luna: I am ready to learn that one too. Lucas: 머리를 감싸요. Luna: Let me try. 머리를 감싸요. Lucas: Spot on. That means 'Wrap your head'. Luna: It sounds protective. Lucas: It is. Very cozy for autumn walks. Luna: Let us review them all together. Lucas: Ready? Start with the first one. Luna: 바람이 불어요. Lucas: Next. The strong wind. Luna: 바람이 세게 불어요. Lucas: The cool feeling. Luna: 바람이 선선해요. Lucas: Using the umbrella. Luna: 우산을 써요. Lucas: And wrapping your head. Luna: 머리를 감싸요. Lucas: You did great today. Luna: Thank you. I feel the wind already. Lucas: If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress... Luna: Yeah. It really helps to hear it spoken slowly. Lucas: We keep making these episodes every week. Luna: It takes time and effort to record and edit. Lucas: Some listeners support us directly. Luna: They help keep it ad-free and running smoothly. Lucas: You can find us at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: Even a small cup of coffee makes a big difference. Lucas: It lets us focus on the teaching part. Luna: Thanks for considering it. Lucas: Back to our windy day practice. Luna: Yes. Let us imagine we are walking outside. Lucas: What do you notice first? Luna: I feel the air moving. Lucas: Say the phrase for blowing wind. Luna: 바람이 불어요. Lucas: Now it gets stronger. Luna: 바람이 세게 불어요. Lucas: But it is not cold yet. Luna: No. It feels nice. Lucas: So how would you describe it? Luna: 바람이 선선해요. Lucas: Perfect description. Luna: My hair is flying around though. Lucas: So you take out your accessory. Luna: Do I use my umbrella? Lucas: If you want shade, yes. Luna: Okay. 우산을 써요. Lucas: Or you protect your hair. Luna: I will wrap it up tight. Lucas: How do you say that action? Luna: 머리를 감싸요. Lucas: You are getting the hang of it. Luna: It is fun to act out the scene. Lucas: Try saying the whole sequence. Luna: One by one? Lucas: Yes. Slowly. Luna: 바람이 불어요. Lucas: Stronger. Luna: 바람이 세게 불어요. Lucas: Cooler. Luna: 바람이 선선해요. Lucas: Umbrella time. Luna: 우산을 써요. Lucas: Hair protection. Luna: 머리를 감싸요. Lucas: That was smooth. Luna: I felt very prepared. Lucas: Practice these until next time. Luna: Stay breezy, everyone. Lucas: See you in the next episode.