In French, "Le temps est nuageux", "le ciel est nuageux" mean that "it's cloudy". 'Il fait nuageux' is grammatically correct but this is not a sentence a native speaker would use.Native speakers would use "Il fait gris" (It's grey) - notice that this form may sound incorrect but is in fact coming from "Il fait un temps gris" (which would sound strange for the natives).
C'est nuageux in French means "It (the weather) is cloudy" in English.
the weather is overcast = le temps est couvert, le temps est nuageux
It is easy.
"It's cloudy" and "It's overcast" are English equivalents of the French phrase Il fait nuageux. The declarative statements translates literally as "It is doing/making cloudy" in English. The pronunciation will be "eel feh nwa-zhuh" in French.
In French, "Le temps est nuageux", "le ciel est nuageux" mean that "it's cloudy". 'Il fait nuageux' is grammatically correct but this is not a sentence a native speaker would use.Native speakers would use "Il fait gris" (It's grey) - notice that this form may sound incorrect but is in fact coming from "Il fait un temps gris" (which would sound strange for the natives).
C'est nuageux in French means "It (the weather) is cloudy" in English.
the weather is overcast = le temps est couvert, le temps est nuageux
cloudy is nuageux, nuageuse in French. le ciel est nuageux (the sky is cloudy), la nuit était nuageuse (the night was cloudy)
It is (or it's)
"Cloudy" and "overcast" are English equivalents of the French word nuageux. The word functions as a masculine singular adjective in a phrase or sentence. The pronunciation will be "nwa-zhuh" in French.
It is easy.
le ciel est nuageux ; il y a des nuages ; le ciel est couvert.
"It's cloudy" and "It's overcast" are English equivalents of the French phrase Il fait nuageux. The declarative statements translates literally as "It is doing/making cloudy" in English. The pronunciation will be "eel feh nwa-zhuh" in French.
St Valentine's Day.
Est ta in English is Is your.
This means "Is it in France or in Great Britain?" in English.