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¿ Qué tiempo hace ?

¿ Qué tiempo hace ?. Talking about weather. Discussing the weather is a very human thing to do, and every language has its own way of doing it. If you think about it, the weather is one thing that is certainly a universal topic of interest.

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¿ Qué tiempo hace ?

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  1. ¿Quétiempohace?

  2. Talking about weather • Discussing the weather is a very human thing to do, and every language has its own way of doing it. • If you think about it, the weather is one thing that is certainly a universal topic of interest. • It’s a topic that’s discussed at all levels of society, no matter your color, religion, or socioeconomic status.

  3. Las estaciones • The seasons

  4. El verano

  5. El otoño

  6. El invierno

  7. La primavera

  8. Talking about the weather in English. • It’s hot out. • It’s nice out. • It’s windy. • It’s snowing. • It’s raining. • It’s sunny. • It’s cold out.

  9. Note that in English… • To talk about the weather, we usually say… • It’s…(some weather word)…

  10. How do we do it in Spanish? • Abran el libro en la pág. 18 y discutancomodecir el tiempo.

  11. First off… • Note that the word “tiempo” here does not refer to time, but to weather. • It does NOT refer to what time it is. That word is la hora.

  12. Hace… • Note that most phrases for weather do use the phrase “Hace…” • “Hace” comes from the verb hacer, which means “to do” or “to make”. • In an overly literal sense, you think about what the weather is making, instead of what it is. • Note that two phrases, llueveand nieva, do NOT use the “hace” phrase.

  13. Hace sol

  14. Hacecalor.

  15. Haceviento.

  16. Hacefrío.

  17. Llueve.

  18. Nieva.

  19. Hacebuentiempo

  20. Hace mal tiempo.

  21. Hace fresco.

  22. Hay niebla.

  23. Now, with your partners, ask each other the question • ¿Quétiempohace? • And respond according to the slide.

  24. Hace sol

  25. Hacecalor.

  26. Haceviento.

  27. Hacefrío.

  28. Llueve.

  29. Nieva.

  30. Hacebuentiempo

  31. Hace mal tiempo.

  32. Hace fresco.

  33. Hay niebla.

  34. Now, with no help 

  35. ¿Quétiempohace en Pittsburgh en el verano?

  36. Hacecalor en Pittsburgh en el verano.

  37. ¿Quétiempohace en Madrid en el invierno?

  38. Nieva en Madrid en el invierno.

  39. ¿Quétiempohace en Quito en la primavera?

  40. Hay niebla en Quito en la primavera.

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