Difference between revisions of "Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Weather"

From Polyglot Club WIKI
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 38: Line 38:
==Examples==
==Examples==


-Hoy está '''soleado'''.
-Hoy está '''soleado''' (''It's sunny today.'')


''It's sunny today.''
-Me gustaría beber chocolate caliente, hace mucho '''frío''' (''I'd like to drink hot chocolate, the weather is very cold.'')


-Me gustaría beber chocolate caliente, hace mucho '''frío'''.
-Vámonos, está '''nublado''' y parece que va a llover (''Let's go, it's cloudy and it looks like it's going to rain.'')
 
''I'd like to drink hot chocolate, the weather is very cold.''
 
-Vámonos, está '''nublado''' y parece que va a llover.
 
''Let's go, it's cloudy and it looks like it's going to rain.''

Revision as of 21:28, 11 November 2016

Here are some of the most common words used in Spanish to refer to the weather:

Words

Sunny day: día soleado.

Rainy day: día lluvioso.

Cloudy day: día nublado.

Humid day: día húmedo.

Clear day: día despejado.

Snowy day: día nevado.

Hot day: día caluroso.

Cold day: día frío.

Foggy day: día con niebla.

Cool day: día fresco.

Windy day: día ventoso.

Verbs

To rain: llover.

To snow: nevar.

To drizzle: lloviznar.

To dawn: amanecer.

To become night: anochecer.

Examples

-Hoy está soleado (It's sunny today.)

-Me gustaría beber chocolate caliente, hace mucho frío (I'd like to drink hot chocolate, the weather is very cold.)

-Vámonos, está nublado y parece que va a llover (Let's go, it's cloudy and it looks like it's going to rain.)