CÓMO ESTÁ EL CLIMA?
HOW IS THE WEATHER
That’s the way you ask about the weather in
Spanish. It’s a good way to start a
conversation. Can't think of anything to
say to that friendly person standing next to you?
No matter the language, there's always that old
stand-by: the weather. To talk about the weather, you'll use the verbs hacer,
''to do" or ''to make," and estar. You'll also use the
word hay, an adverbial expression that means ''there is/are."
So let’s start learning how to conjugate the verb
Hacer
HACER (TO DO, TO MAKE)
|
YO HAGO
|
TÚ HACES
|
EL/ ELLA HACE
|
NOSOTROS HACEMOS
|
USTEDES HACEN
|
ELLOS/ELLAS HACEN
|
The literal translations for weather expressions in Spanish
are a bit odd to the ear of the English-speaker.
The equivalent of "It's cold" is:
HACE FRIO
Which literary means “It makes cold”.
To talk about the weather you can use the verb
hacer. So it’s hot in Spanish is:
HACE CALOR
That’s all for today.
On the following lessons we will continue studying some expressions
about the weather in Spanish
Adios
