"The weather is nice."
"It's nice outside."
Literally: "It makes good weather"
Literally means: "It makes good weather." or simply: "The weather is nice."
the weather is good
It means have a good time in the south.
nice weather
the weather is good (fine)
It means "It is good weather".
There is good weather in the south.
It good weather in the South!
There is good weather in the south
Is the weather nice in the south?
Está bonito afuera.
Que tiempo hace afuera translates to mean 'What is the weather like outside.'
el tiempo *Since this is the same word as "time" the question 'what is the weather' has to be contextually separated from the question 'what is the time' (¿Cuál es el tiempo?).
what is the weather where you live
Este tiempo es muy malo
"Hace buen tiempo" means "the weather is good" in Spanish. It is used to describe a nice or pleasant weather condition.
You can say "Hace buen tiempo"
Hace buen tiempo. (Lit.: It makes good weather = It is good weather.)
Está bonito afuera.
Hoy hace buen tiempo/mal tiempo/sol/frió/calor/etc.
hola! el tiempo: The weather llueve: Rain nieva: Snow hace buen tiempo: Good temp. hace frio: Cold hace sol: Sun hace calor: Hot hace viento: Windy hace fresco: Chilly esta nubeldo: Its cloudy EX: Esta muy bien tempo. Hace sol. No llueve. Hace calor. No esta nubeldo. (just put a no in front of it if you want to say it is not....)
El clima está frío. Está fresco el clima. El tiempo está fresco.
Qué tiempo hace en julio=What is the weather in July?
how is the weather?
Hoy hace [clima] (Today is [weather]). For example, if it is sunny today, you can say "Hoy hace sol" (Today is sunny).
this says...what is the temperature like in july.kind of. tiempo means any weather in general. for instance one could say "que hace tiempo" and you could reply "hace llovando" meanings its raining.
¿Qué tiempo hace?