Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Ready to get away to a tropical place near the equator? Well, you’d also better get ready to talk about the heat in Spanish! Join Alan and Lisy focus on just this. How do we talk about hot weather in Spanish? Today’s lesson conversation takes place on a beach, a perfect setting to learn what it sounds like to express yourself when it’s hot out. Our regional series is also here to provide you with a wide range of ways to express the same weather. Hear how the same thing can be expressed in so many different ways. Check out Costa Rican 16, Iberian 16, and Peruvian 16.
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2 Responses to “Newbie Lesson #16 - Wow, it’s hot out!”
March 29th, 2008 at 2:24 am
So, what’s the hottest place that you’ve ever been to? What did you do to deal with the heat?
April 1st, 2008 at 1:02 am
El lugar más caliente donde ya he estado es… ¡acá donde vivo! Es considerada una de las más calientes del estado. Yo llevé unos dos años para acostumbrarme a todo este calor. Algunas de las cosas que tenemos que hacer es tomar MUCHA AGUA, usar ropas leves, tomar por lo menos unas dos duchas por día, usar protector solar y siempre que posible estar en algún lugar con aire acondicionado…
The hottest place I’ve been to is… here where I live! It’s considered one of the hottest cities in the state. It took me about 2 years until I got used to it. Some of the things we have to do is drink A LOT OF WATER, wear light clothes, take at least two showers a day, use sunblock and whenever possible be somewhere with an air conditioner…
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Category: Newbie Lessons |
Grammar: hacer | Function: expressing heat | Topic: weather | Politeness Level: informal
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