It's warm today
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Just finished the Weather lesson. How do you say "it's warm" or "it's cool" related to the weather. "Hace calor" and "hace frío" don't work for this.
Gracias por ayudame.
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updated Feb 2, 2010
posted by DR1960
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If you are asking how to say it is warm as a degree of warmth, you can specify the amount of "hot".
Hace mucho calor - It is very hot out
Hace calor - It is hot out
Hace poco calor - It is warm out
updated Sep 10, 2009
edited by FTA84
posted by FTA84
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I have also heard "calentito" to mean warm. At least in Costa Rica this is very typical.
updated Feb 2, 2010
posted by penguinboy561
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Hi dr, why not? Your sentences are perfect 
updated Sep 10, 2009
posted by 00494d19
I was trying to get at the degrees of warmth/hotness and coolness/cold. FT84 answered it . Thanks! - DR1960, Sep 10, 2009
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For: "it is warm", there are only two ways to say it in Spanish: "está caliente" or, "hace calor". Same thing for "it is cold"
updated Sep 10, 2009
posted by RicardoP
When you say "the same thing for 'it is cold'" what word do you use? I tried friente/frío to match your caliente/calor (just guessing) - the translator on this site didn't accept friente. - DR1960, Sep 10, 2009
