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How to Say ‘And is it going to rain tomorrow?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Y mañana va a llover?

ee mah-NYAH-nah ba ah yoh-BEHR

[ee mah-NYAH-nah ba ah yoh-BEHR]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Y mañana

ee mah-NYAH-nah

And tomorrow

'Y' sounds like 'ee' and links onto 'mañana'. The 'ñ' sounds like 'ny' in 'canyon'.

Example

¿Y mañana qué haces?

And what are you doing tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and

A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.

Example

Busco una cultura cercana y humana.

I’m looking for a culture that is close and human.

mañana

[mah-NYAH-nah]

tomorrow

An adverb meaning tomorrow, useful for setting a follow-up time.

Example

Mañana te envío los detalles.

Tomorrow I’ll send you the details.

va a llover?

ba ah yoh-BEHR

is it going to rain?

Blend 'va a' together and say 'yo-VER' with rising question intonation.

Example

Hoy no va a llover.

It's not going to rain today.

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.

llover

[yoh-BEHR]

to rain

Weather verb used only in third person: 'llueve' means it rains.

Example

Aquí no suele llover en verano.

It doesn't usually rain here in summer.

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