It is so hot I hope there is a blizzard.
Hace tanto calor que espero que haya una ventisca
EDIT: Thanks to Guillermo and Heidita. I still need to say this every day here!
It is so hot I hope there is a blizzard.
Please correct my Spanish! Especially, I am not sure if the weather expression is correct, though I am pretty sure it needs to be in the subjunctive.
And just for laughs, look at this link - click on August 16 if you're checking this on another day.
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¡Muchas gracias!
4 Answers
Your sentence is not gramatically wrong, but it sounds better to me adding "una" before "ventizca".
"Hace tanto calor que espero que haya una ventisca."
Es tan mucho calor espero hay una ventisca.
It is so hot I hope there is a blizzard.
Sorry, this is not correct.
With calor use hacer.
Hace tanto calor que ojalá hubiera una tormenta de nieve.
This is the translation, but this would make no sense in Spanish. We might want to say:
...ojalá lloviera, nevara....
Hace tanto calor que espero que haya una ventisca.
Yep now it's correct ![]()
Es tan mucho calor espero hay una ventisca.
It is so hot I hope there is a blizzard.
I did this using SD's dictionary and www.wikipedia.com. Hope it's helpful!