I know — this is the epitome of small talk. When you meet somebody, you’re probably going to talk about the weather.
Whether you like it or not, it’s something that is going to come up. Especially if you’re going someplace new — you want to know what the weather is like.
Is it hot? Is it cold?
This might help you pack correctly, for example.
Let’s learn how to ask that.
For this exercise, just repeat the Spanish and English versions out loud to grasp the vocab.
Let’s practice saying how the weather is in a certain place. Repeat the audios out loud.
Let’s get started!
¡Empecemos!
| Hace calor | It’s hot |
| Hace mucho calor | It’s very hot |
| Hace un poco de calor | It’s a little hot |
| Hace frío | It’s cold |
| Hace mucho frío | It’s very cold |
| Hace un poco de frío | It’s a little cold |
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Match these places with the weather
Hace calor. San Miguel de Allende – enero (Jan.)
Hace mucho calor. Los Andes
Hace un poco de calor. Puerto Vallarta
Hace frío. Colombia
Hace mucho frío. Querétaro
Hace un poco de frío. La Sierra Gorda
Answers:
calor – Puerto Vallarta
mucho calor – Colombia
un poco de calor – Querétaro
frío – La Sierra Gorda
mucho frío – Los Andes
un poco de frío – San Miguel de Allende
2. Now, let’s make it tougher.
Describe the weather in these places.
Costa Rica
Cuba
Madrid
Canadá
Chicago
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