English–Korean
“blow in” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationpureooda
Example
어젯밤에 바닷바람이 집안으로 불어왔어요.eo jet ppa me pa dat ppa ra mi chi ba neu ro pu reo wa sseo yo
A sea breeze blew into the house last night.
How to say “blow in” in Korean
“Blow in” in Korean is 불어오다 (pureooda).
Air, wind, or a smell moves from outside and reaches the inside.
Example sentences with 불어오다
봄이 되면 창가에 따뜻한 바람이 불어오네요.po mi toe myeon chang ga e tta tteu tan pa ra mi pu reo o ne yo
When spring comes, a warm breeze blows in through the window.
Tips for using 불어오다
- The subject is usually a natural force or smell, so the verb is useful for describing what enters a room without implying that a person walks in.