How to Give an Opinion About the Weather - Examples and Variations

Master how to give an opinion about the weather with the key pattern

Also Appears In: Can Do Brazilian Portuguese for Absolute Beginners Can Talk About Weather

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Let's look at some examples.

Listen and repeat or speak along with the native speakers.

Hoje está quente, né?

Hoje está frio, né?

Hoje está fresco, né?

Hoje está bom, né?

Está tão quente!

Did you notice how I used a different pattern?

Está tão quente!

"It's so hot!"

First is está, "[It] is." Está.

Next is tão, translating as "so," in this context. Tão. Tão.

Simply add it in front of the adjective to express a high degree of intensity.

Last is quente, "hot." Quente.

All together, Está tão quente! "It's so hot!" Está tão quente!

This pattern is

Está tão WEATHER CONDITION!

It's so WEATHER CONDITION!

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