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How do I say "it is rainy and sunny this week" in spanish

How do I say "it is rainy and sunny this week" in spanish

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How do I say "It is rainy and sunny this week" in spanish?

This means is it's sunny after rainy, this week

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updated MAY 26, 2010
edited by chicasabrosa
posted by karistuck

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My best translation, as a Spanish 4 student:

Esta semana hace llueve y entonces hace sol.

(In Spanish, weather can be described using the term "hace," literally "it makes rain" or something like that. It´s kind of idiomatic.)

English translation of what I wrote: This week it is rainy and then it´s sunny. I hope it´s right - someone please tell me if I´m not right on this. smirk

updated MAY 26, 2010
edited by StillLearning
posted by StillLearning
Don't use "hacer" with "llover." Simply conjugate it: Llueve. - tennismom, MAY 26, 2010
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Esta semana hace sol después de llover. This week it's sunny after rain(ing).

updated MAY 26, 2010
posted by tennismom
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Esta semana tendremos el soleado y la lluvia.

updated MAY 26, 2010
posted by SELWICH425
Our dictionary only lists soleado as an adjective. Interesting phrase. - 0074b507, MAY 26, 2010
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I think you could also say, esta semana hay lluvia y sol.Correct me if im wrong...cheers

updated MAY 26, 2010
posted by adeybrack
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