Portuguese Weather Phrases

Learn how to talk about the weather in Portuguese

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15. Portuguese Weather Phrases

Talk about the weather in Portuguese:

Como está o tempo hoje? How's the weather today?
Está bonito. The weather's beautiful (nice).
Está feio. The weather's ugly (bad).
Está frio. It's cold.
Está quente. It's hot.
Está ensolarado. It's sunny.
Está ventando. It's windy.
Está chovendo. It's raining.
Está nevando. It's snowing.
Está nublado. It's cloudy.


 

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