How do you say "there was a thunderstorm"?
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I'm doing a spanish project and need some help.
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updated Mar 23, 2011
posted by ForgetMeNots123
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For short translations I would suggest using the machine translator. Here is the translator's attempt. You should only consider these starting points, to make improvements on, if necessary. If you look in our dictionary tomenta by itself can mean thunderstorm. As there are many types of storms, however, the eléctrica helps to classify it.
updated Mar 23, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
okay, thanks! it would be "tormenta eléctrica" or the other way around? - ForgetMeNots123, Mar 23, 2011
In this case, Google got both the words and the word order correctly. - samdie, Mar 23, 2011
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Hubo una tormenta There was a thunderstorm hope this helps 
updated Mar 23, 2011
posted by night92hawk
gracias :) - ForgetMeNots123, Mar 23, 2011
de nada :D - night92hawk, Mar 23, 2011
