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"It is raining" in Spanish is "esta lloviendo".

there is no more ll in the alphabet so it is raining is llueve

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it's raining today = estálloviendo hoy.

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11y ago

Esta lloviendo (accent on the 'a')

Llueve

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Llueve means It Rains in Spanish.

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Está lloviendo.

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Esta lloviendo gatos y perros!

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Estoy mojado/a porque llueve.

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Está lloviendo.

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