¿Está lloviendo afuera?
¿Está lloviendo afuera? Is it raining outside? Thank You
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Here's a little extra info on fuera vs afuera too ![]()
I recall a discussion where they said to omit the afuera as it rarely rains indoors, but I see it used anyway.
I'm sure that you realize that you are asking "Is it raining outside now?" (as opposed to using the present tense).
Not here in Cochabamba - don't expect rain for about 2 months.
Nope. Just a little cloudy here, but no rain yet. Maybe tomorrow.