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How do you answer que tiempo hace?

The answer to "¿Qué tiempo hace?" (What's the weather like?) depends on the actual weather conditions. Here's how you can answer:

General Weather Descriptions:

* Hace sol. (It's sunny.)

* Hace calor. (It's hot.)

* Hace frío. (It's cold.)

* Hace viento. (It's windy.)

* Hace fresco. (It's cool.)

* Llueve. (It's raining.)

* Nieva. (It's snowing.)

* Está nublado. (It's cloudy.)

* Está despejado. (It's clear.)

More Specific Answers:

* Hace mucho calor. (It's very hot.)

* Hace un poco de frío. (It's a little cold.)

* Está haciendo mucho viento. (It's very windy.)

* Está lloviendo a cántaros. (It's pouring.)

* Está nevando. (It's snowing heavily.)

To be more specific, you can also add details like:

* La temperatura está a 20 grados. (The temperature is 20 degrees.)

* Hay un cielo azul. (There's a blue sky.)

* Hay muchas nubes. (There are many clouds.)

Remember: The most important thing is to answer truthfully based on the current weather conditions.

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