What does the "con" bit mean in con viento
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Just doing some El tiempo vocabs and I come across "con" I know it means "with" but what does it mean in weather terms? or does it mean you can attach it to use in sentences like: hay soleado con viento (today its sunny with winds?) Thanks.
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updated Apr 23, 2015
posted by Tacosalsa
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You are right about "with wind", but "hay soleado con viento" is not correct because soleado is an adjective and your sentence requires a noun, ie: Habrá sol con viento hoy.
However you could also say: Hoy será soleado con viento.
updated Apr 23, 2015
posted by 005faa61
Yes thanks and the naun to, was seeing few examples and this came up to: hoy está soleado con vientos, there seem to be quite few way to say one thing. - Tacosalsa, Apr 23, 2015
