How to Use Hace and Es in Spanish | Speak Fluently

🌞 ¿Hace calor o es calor? 🤔 Let’s clear up one of the most common confusions when learning Spanish: When to use "hace" and "es"! For more Spanish content, Download the Airlearn app - airlearn.oneli...
Whether you're talking about the weather 🌦️ or describing something like a sunny day 🌻, knowing which word to use makes a huge difference! In today’s video, we’ll break it all down for you with super easy examples and fun practice so you can finally stop mixing them up!
🌟 In this video, we,ll learn:
How to talk about weather like a pro. 🌬️
The key differences between “Hace” and “Es” when describing conditions.
Common mistakes learners make and how to avoid them!
Fun practice sentences to test your skills! 🎯
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Leave a comment if you have any questions, and let me know how you're doing with your Spanish learning journey! ¡Nos vemos pronto! 💬
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[@michaelstetzer3144]

Great usage examples. Muy bueno!

[@AmeenaLofer]

Gracias!

[@mohammadrafi895]

I would like you to make a video on some common phrasal verbs with "hacer". 😊

[@ddubs61]

Great video. Lots of background noise.

[@michaelmclaughlin7399]

The windy one is confusing. It can feel windy but also, at the present moment, it can be windy. Can you explain the difference?

[@Rev14v7]

Tiene sentido. ¿Está lloviendo?

[@SeanStaxxMusic]

Creo que es “hace lloviendo” pero no se por seguro 🤷‍♂️

[@mohammadrafi895]

​@@SeanStaxxMusic No, ¿Está lloviendo? es correcto

[@Everyday_Espanol]

Yes, “está lloviendo” makes sense to say.