Category: Nature

What are the 4 seasons of the year in Spanish?

“How do you say seasons of the year in Spanish?”. This is one of the frequently asked questions when first learning the language. On planet Earth, there are areas whose climate has four seasons a year. Depending on the latitude and altitude, the weather changes vary.
Below you will find the pronunciation of the four seasons of the year.
The Seasons of the Year in Spanish (Las Estaciones del Año)

• Spring (Primavera) runs from March 1 to May 31;
• Summer (Verano) runs from June 1 to August 31;
• Fall (autumn) (Otoño) runs from September 1 to November 30; and.
• Winter (Invierno) runs from December 1 to February 28 (February 29 in a leap year).

 

Verano (Summer)

Primavera (Spring)

 

Otoño (Autumn)

Invierno (Winter)

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How do you describe the weather in Spanish?

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the weather in Spanish translation. The weather can refer to day or night, warm or cold, cloud or clear, etc. This phrase is translated as “el clima“.

In this lesson, we are going to teach you some of the most popular elements of the weather.

Meteorological Vocabulary.

 

Volcán (Volcano)

 

Tornado(Tornado)

 

Huracán (Hurricane)

 

Tormenta (Storm)

 

Hay vientos (There are winds)

 

Hace frío(It’s cold)

 

Está nevando (It’s snowing)

 

Hace calor (It’s hot)

 

Llueve (It rains)

 

The weather is a very interesting subject to study and can be used as an opportunity to add humor to your conversations.

Sentences with weather in Spanish

El tiempo de lluvia es horrible.	–	Rainy weather is horrible.
Quisiera que el tiempo mejorase.	–	I wish the weather would improve.
¿Quién dirán hoy sobre el tiempo?	–	Who will say today about the weather?
El tiempo bueno es en primavera.	–	The good time is in spring.
Nunca me ha gustado el tiempo de invierno.	–	I have never liked winter weather.
Llegó el tiempo de otoño.	–	Autumn time has come.
Añoro conocer el tiempo de nieve.	–	I miss knowing the snowy weather.
Tal vez, quizás, el tiempo mejore.	–	Perhaps, perhaps, the weather will improve.
El tiempo primaveral es ideal para las cosechas.	–	Spring time is ideal for harvests.
Hoy el tiempo invita al retozo.	–	Today the weather invites to romp.
El tiempo lluvioso es infernal.	–	Rainy weather is hell.
¿Cómo fluctuará el tiempo este año?	–	How will the weather fluctuate this year?
La defensa civil informó sobre el tiempo.	–	The civil defense reported on the weather.
El tiempo este favorece los tornados.	–	This weather favors tornadoes.
¡Que horrible está el tiempo!	–	How awful is the weather!
Hoy estudiaremos el clima tropical.	–	Today we will study the tropical climate.
El clima polar es infernal.	–	The polar climate is hellish.
¿Quién hablará sobre el clima esta tarde?	–	Who will talk about the weather this afternoon?
El clima influye en las estaciones del tiempo.	–	Climate influences the seasons.
Deberías valorar el clima antes de salir.	–	You should assess the weather before you go out.
¿En qué asignatura enseñan sobre el clima?	–	What subject do you teach about the weather?
En el noticiero hablan sobre el clima.	–	On the news they talk about the weather.
El ciclo circadiano es influenciado por el clima.	–	The circadian cycle is influenced by the weather.
Con el clima tan cálido es divino vacacionar.	–	With the weather so warm it is divine to vacation.
¡Qué divino está el clima en esta época del año!	–	How divine is the weather at this time of year!
Me disgusta mucho el clima.	–	I really dislike the weather.
Este tornado modificó totalmente el clima.	–	This tornado totally changed the weather.
No soporto el clima irregular de estos días.	–	I can’t stand the irregular weather these days.
¿Cómo estará el clima este fin de semana?	–	How will the weather be this weekend?
¡Tremendo cambio en el clima el pasado lunes!	–	Tremendous change in weather last Monday!

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How do you say nature elements in Spanish?

It’s time to know about the nature elements in Spanish. For every living being, it is necessary to have elements such as fire, water, and air, with these elements living beings can develop, eat, live and survive without any problem. In general, the beauty of nature is seen as a kind of God of life, as it is the one that gives us the possibility to live and develop. Thanks to the climate planet Earth is welcoming, because it is responsible for regulating it, making it comfortable for vegetation, humans, and animals.

What is naturaleza?

Nature in the Spanish translation means Naturaleza.
Mother Nature in the Spanish translation means Madre Madre Naturaleza.
Formally, natural resources are the goods that nature provides and that serve human beings to meet their needs.
In this lesson, you will find the most popular natural resources and their translation into Spanish.

The Nature in Spanish (La Naturaleza)

Tierra (Ground)

 

Sol(Sun)

 

Roca (Rock)

 

Plantas (Plants)

 

Planeta (Planet)

 

Palma(Palm)

 

Nubes (Clouds)

 

Luna (Moon)

 

 

Lluvia (Rain)

 

Hielo(Ice)

 

Fuego (Fire)

 

Flores (Flowers)

 

Árbol (Tree)

 

Agua(Water)

 

Arena (Sand)

Find out what are some cool Spanish words:
Nature | Spanish Flashcards #1
Nature and Man Made | Spanish Flashcards #2

Weather expressions in Spanish

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the weather expressions in Spanish translation.

Spanish also has many idiomatic expressions.

Here is one example:

Hace mucho frío (It makes much cold) – It is very cold

Why is “Hacer” used for weather?

The verb “hacer” literal meaning: to do or to make, and is used to describe the weather.

How do you ask about the weather in Spanish?

¿Qué tiempo hace?– How is the weather?

Hace frío.- It’s cold.

Hace calor. –It’s hot.

Hace viento. – It’s windy.

Hace sol.- It’s sunny.

Hace buen tiempo. –The weather is good.

Hace mal tiempo. –The weather is bad.

Hace fresco. – It’s brisk.

Note: Because the idioms use nouns, they are modified by adjectives, not adverbs.

Hace mucho frío – It’s very cold.

Note: There are also weather expressions that use the verb “hay“:

Hay niebla.- It’s foggy.

Hay neblina.- It’s misty.

Hay sol. –The sun is shining.

Hay luna.- The moon is out.

Hay relámpagos.- It’s lightning.

Hay humedad.- It’s humid.

Hay nubes.- It’s cloudy.

Hay lluvias torrenciales.- It’s pouring.

Hay granizo.- It’s hailing.

Hay lloviznas.- It’s sprinkling.

Note: Other weather expressions use the verb ” estar” along with an adjective:

Está oscuro. – It’s dark.

Está nublado.– It’s cloudy.

Está lluvioso. – It’s raining.

Note: Other weather expressions simply use a “single verb“:

Llueve. – It is raining. or It rains.
From the verb llover (to rain)

Nieva. – It is snowing. or It snows.
From the verb nevar (to snow)

Truena. – It is thundering. or It thunders.
From the verb tronar (to thunder)

Llovizna. – It is drizzling. or It drizzles.
From the verb lloviznar (to drizzle)

Here are some common ways to ask about the weather:

¿Qué tiempo hace? – How is the weather?

¿Qué clima hace? – What’s the weather?

¿Cómo está el clima en …? – How is the weather like in …?

¿Cómo está el tiempo? – How’s the weather?

¿Cómo está el clima hoy? – How is the weather today?

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Sea Animals in Spanish

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the sea animals in Spanish translation. Marine animals are all those animals that live in the sea’s waters all their life or at least a large part of it. Studying a new language can become quite a challenge. Therefore, we give you a complete Spanish vocabulary with pictures and audio to learn Spanish faster.

Below is the list of the most popular Spanish marine animals.

List of the Ocean Animals

 

Tiburón (Shark)

 

Pulpo(Octopus)

 

Pingüino (Penguin)

 

Pez (Fish)

 

Pez Espada(Swordfish)

 

Ostra(Oyster)

 

Morsa (Walrus)

 

Medusa, Aguamala (Jellyfish)

 

Langosta(Lobster)

 

Foca(Seal)

 

Estrella de Mar (Starfish)

 

Delfín (Dolphin)

 

Caracol(Snail)

 

Cangrejo(Crab)

 

Camarón (Shrimp)

 

Calamar (Squid)

 

Caballo de Mar(Sea Horse)

 

Ballena(Whale)

 

Anguila (Eel)

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It’s time to learn about animals in Spanish. You might not be aware that there are such words; however, learning the vocabulary of animals can make you understand some of what you hear when speaking Spanish. There are also many words related to farm animals that can help you get a better grip on the language.

How do you say animals in Spanish?

There are countless species and animals on earth. They play a significant role in ecological development.
You may not be familiar with all of these animals in Spanish, but you should begin to familiarize yourself with them if you are planning to study Spanish. To give you an idea of some of the more common ones, here is a full list of some basic animals that you will likely encounter.

Basic animals in Spanish | Animals in Spanish with pronunciation

Below you will find the names of the most popular animals in Spanish.

Abeja (Bee)

Águila (Eagle)

Araña (Spider)

Ardilla (Chipmunk)

Avestruz (Ostrich)

Burro(Donkey)

Caballo (Horse)

Caimán (Alligator)

Canguro(Kangaroo)

Cerdo,Cochino(Pig)

Chivo, Cabra (Goat)

Cocodrilo (Crocodile)

Conejo (Rabbit)

Cucaracha(Roach)

Elefante (Elephant)

Gallo, Gallina (Chicken)

Gato(Cat)

Hiena(Hyenna)

Hipopótamo (Hippopotamus)

Hormiga (Ant)

Jirafa(Giraffe)

Lechuza(Owl)

León (Lion)

Leopardo (Leopard)

Lince (Lynx)

Lobo(Wolf)

Mariposa (Butterfly)

Mono (Monkey)

Mosca(Fly)

Mosquito (Mosquito)

Murciélago (Bat)

Nutria (Otter)

Oso Polar (Polar Bear)

Oso(Bear)

Pájaro, Ave (Bird)

Perro (Dog)

Pollo, Pollito(Chick)

Puma(Cougar)

Rana (Frog)

Ratón (Mouse)

Serpiente, Majá(Snake)

Tigre (Tiger)

Toro (Bull)

Tortuga (Tortoise)

Vaca (Cow)

Venado, Ciervo(Deer)

Lagarto (Lizard)

Pato (Duck)

As you learn the language, keep in mind that animals in Spanish may have different names according to the region where they originated. For example, el chupacabra is a common name for an animal that lives in the jungles of Mexico and not other regions.
Here are some sentences about the animals and their English translations:

El elefante es muy grande – The elephant is very big
Tu gato es hermoso – Your cat is beautiful
Hay dos patos – There are two ducks
El pollito es amarillo – The chick is yellow
Mi perro es mu mejor amigo – My dog is my best friend

What are pets called in Spanish?: Las mascotas

Here is the list of the five more popular mascotas in Spanish:

Perros – Dogs

Gatos – Cats

Hámsters – Hamsters

Pez – Fish

Pájaros – Birds

 

 

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