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When was Ver Llover created?
Ver Llover was created in 2006.
When was No ha parado de llover created?
No ha parado de llover was created on 1995-10-07.
How do you say it's going to rain in spanish?
Se VA a llover.
I believe it's going to rain translate in Spanish?
Me parece que VA a llover.
Spanish for If no rain tomorrow?
Si mañana no llueve... Si mañana no lloviera / lloviese ... Si mañana no lloviere (only written)... Si mañana no ha de llover ...
What does cantaros means in Spanish?
'cantaros' is plural of 'cantaro', which is, variously: - a wine measure; - a narrow-necked pitcher and its contents; - a vessl into which votes are put. 'llover a cantaros' = to rain buckets, to pour with rain.
What does the spanish word llueve mean in English?
The Spanish word llueve means IT RAINS/IS RAINING and llover in spanish means TO RAINI hope you have a good time in spanish! Good luck guys
What spanish words refer to precipitation?
Precipitation = precipitación rain = presipitación pluvial = lluvia
How do you say it rains in spanish?
Esta llovendo. (Jo- vee-n-do)Está lloviendo.
What are Spanish words with ll?
la llave - the key el pollo - the chicken el rollo - the roll la lluvia - the rain llover - to rain Amarillo - yellow el ladrillo - the brick el tornillo - the screw la llamada - the call llamar -to call la silla - the chair
Can someone clarify with examples the various uses of se in spanish language?
As far as I know there are two major uses of "se" in Spanish. Firstly, "sé" with an accent is one form of the verb saber, which means to know. For example, "Yo sé el título del libro," means, "I know the title of the book." Secondly, "se" without an accent is an impersonal pronoun. If you are asking a general question or making a general statement and there is no specific subject, "se" precedes the third person singular form of the verb. For example, a sign in a store might say, "Se habla español aquí," which means, "Spanish is spoken here." It does not specifically refer to who speaks Spanish. This usage is a bit complicated, so let's look more examples. "Se dice que VA a llover," means, "They say it's going to rain." "No se permite niños aquí," means, "Children are not permitted here," or, "They do not permit children here." As you can see all of these sentences make GENERAL observations. See the difference between the sentence above and a sentence like, "Maria dice que VA a llover," or, "Maria says that it's going to rain."?
How many Michael Jackson songs exist?
I found two Songs in Spanish listed here:I Just Can't Stop Loving You (Todo Mi Amor Eres Tu)What More Can I give (Todo Para Ti)That's All No More And I Mean No More
