Transliteration: more
🇰🇷 모레는 비가 올 것 같아요.
🗣️ moreneun biga ol geot gatayo.
🇺🇸 I think it will rain the day after tomorrow.
🇰🇷 모레는 구름이 많아질 것 같아요.
🗣️ more-neun gureumi manhajil geot gatayo.
🇺🇸 It looks like it will be cloudy the day after tomorrow.
Korean
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You can use the word "모레" which translates to "Day after tomorrow".
The word "모레" is pronounced as "more".
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