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"Hace mal tiempo, hace frío, viento y nieva." ?Practice Spanish or English here. All replies to a thread should be in the same language as the first post. |
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"Hace mal tiempo, hace frío, viento y nieva." ?
"The weather is bad, it's cold, windy and it's snowing."
Does that translate into this? "Hace mal tiempo, hace frío, viento y nieva. " (This is meant to be spanish for spain) |
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with "hay viento" is OK. I'd rather say "Hace un tiempo horrible: está muy frío, ventoso, y además nieva".
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