Learn Japanese Weather:
sunny, cloudy, snowy, rainy

There are more weather words in Japanese but these are the four most common that you hear all the time on the radio and TV. If you travel on the bullet train you'll also see them on the front monitors.

= ha re = sunny or fine. It's made up of the Japanese symbols for "day" and "blue"

= ku mo ri = cloudy. On its own "ku mo" means "cloud". It's also sounds the same as "ku mo" for spider (different symbols though!)

= yu ki = snowy or snow.

= a me = rainy or rain.

One other word I added to the song is = to ki do ki = sometimes. Apart from sounding good, you hear it all the time in weather reports when they say "hare tokidoki ame" to mean "sunny but sometimes rainy".

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