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How to Say ‘It's going to be sunny’ in Spain Spanish

Va a hacer sol

ba ah ah-THEHR sohl

[ba ah ah-THEHR sohl]

💬 Usage Tip: Sunshine also takes hacer: hace sol "it's sunny". Wind works the same way: hace viento "it's windy".

Phrase Breakdown

Va a

ba ah

It's going to

This is the start of the future with 'ir a'. The two 'a' sounds merge into one long 'vaa'.

Example

Va a venir.

He's going to come.

Words in this phrase

[ba]

is going to

Indicates a future action or event.

Example

Va a llover.

It is going to rain.

[ah]

(no direct translation)

Preposition required after 'afectar' before the object.

Example

Afecta a todos.

It affects everyone.

hacer sol

ah-THEHR sohl

be sunny

'Hacer sol' literally means 'to make sun', which is how Spanish says 'to be sunny'. The 'h' is silent.

Example

Hoy hace sol.

It's sunny today.

Words in this phrase

hacer

[ah-THEHR]

to be (weather)

Used with weather nouns: hacer sol = to be sunny.

Example

Va a hacer viento.

It's going to be windy.

sol

[sohl]

sun

Masculine noun for the star that gives us light.

Example

Hace mucho sol hoy.

It is very sunny today.

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