Question

봄이 오면 꽃이 피어요 In two-clause sentences like 'A(으)면 B', -(으)면 marks the A clause as a general condition for the event or state B to take place. In this usage, A and B clauses express general facts (not assumptions). The B clause is usually conjugated in the present tense.

Accepted Answer

When spring comes, the flowers bloom

Front	봄이 오면 꽃이 피어요
Back	When spring comes, the flowers bloom
Notes	In two-clause sentences like 'A(으)면 B', -(으)면 marks the A clause as a general condition for the event or state B to take place. In this usage, A and B clauses express general facts (not assumptions). The B clause is usually conjugated in the present tense.

B Clause General 봄이 오면 꽃이 피어요 Spring