Easy Spanish 4 U: El Clima

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Let’s learn more expressions in Spanish to talk about the weather

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" in Spanish is

HACE FRÍO

Which literally means "It makes cold."

Here it’s a short list of expressions about the weather in Spanish.

Are you ready?

QUE TIEMPO HACE?

(HOW'S THE WEATHER?)

HACE FRÍO.

(IT'S COLD.)

HACE FRESCO. / ESTÁ FRESCO.

(IT'S COOL)

HAY VIENTO./ ESTA VENTOSO.

(IT'S WINDY)

HACE MAL TIEMPO.

(IT'S BAD WEATHER)

ESTÁ NUBLADO.

(IT'S CLOUDY.)

HACE CALOR

(IT'S HOT.)

ESTÁ LLOVIENDO.

(IT'S RAINING.)

HAY HUMEDAD

(IT'S HUMID)

HAY RELÁMPAGOS.

(THERE'S LIGHTNING)

HACE SOL

(IT'S SUNNY)

HAY TRUENOS.

(THERE'S THUNDER.)

HACE BUEN TIEMPO.

(IT'S NICE WEATHER)

ESTÁ NEVANDO.

(IT'S SNOWING)

The key to learning any skill is to use it. Now that you know how to talk about the weather, why not get out there and practice what you've learned?

Adiós

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