How to Say ‘It's very windy’ in Spain Spanish
Hay mucho viento
ahy MOO-choh BYEHN-toh
[ahy MOO-choh BYEHN-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish says there 'is' wind rather than calling the weather windy: hay mucho viento. You can also say hace mucho viento, which works the same way as hace calor "it's hot".
Phrase Breakdown
Hay
[ahy]
there is
Used to indicate existence.
No hay agua en el desierto.
There isn't water in the desert.
mucho
[MOO-choh]
a lot of; much
Used to show a large quantity or degree.
En selección, «Mucho» talento destaca rápidamente.
In recruitment, “a lot of” talent stands out quickly.
viento
[BYEHN-toh]
wind
Moving air; important for surf conditions.
El viento es fuerte hoy.
The wind is strong today.
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