This is the 522nd most frequent Korean word.
b
The Korean word "B" does not exist as a standalone word; it is a letter from the Korean alphabet, Hangul, resembling "ㅂ" (bieup), which represents the "b" or "p" sound.
In this sentence, '비' means 'rain', and it is the subject of the verb '내리다' (to fall).
오늘은 서울에 비가 내립니다.
Today, it is raining in Seoul.
In this usage, '비' represents rain as the theme or subject in a broader conceptual context.
그 노래는 비와 관련된 이야기를 담고 있습니다.
That song contains a story related to rain.
Here, '비' still means 'rain', but it is used in a conditional clause to describe a scenario with rain.