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What is the difference between nubloso and nublado?

What is the difference between nubloso and nublado?

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What is the difference between nubloso and nublado?

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updated Jul 26, 2011
posted by Gbangbana

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According to R.A.E both words in this case mean covered with clouds. ( referring to weather).

Nuboso is another way to say covered with clouds.

Remember to change gender with according to the feminine or masculine noun.

Un dia nuboso.

Una tarde nubosa.

Un dia nublado.

Una tarde nublada.

updated Jul 21, 2011
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
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As a beginner, I would say the difference between cloudy (nuboso, not nubloso) and clouded (cloud-covered); but I would be interested in a native speaker's perspective on when they might pick one over the other.

updated Jul 26, 2011
edited by Stadt
posted by Stadt