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How to Say ‘Do you know what the temperature is?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Sabes cuántos grados hace?

SAH-bes KWAHN-tohs GRAH-dohs AH-seh

[SAH-bes KWAHN-tohs GRAH-dohs AH-seh]

💬 Usage Tip: When a question sits inside a longer sentence, cuántos keeps its accent mark. Same with ¿Sabes dónde está? "Do you know where it is?".

Phrase Breakdown

¿Sabes cuántos

SAH-bes KWAHN-tohs

Do you know how many

'Sabes' is 'you know' (a fact). The accent on 'cuántos' marks an indirect question.

Example

¿Sabes cuántos años tiene?

Do you know how old he is?

Words in this phrase

Sabes

[SAH-bes]

you know

Second person present of 'saber'.

Example

Sabes mucho de vinos.

You know a lot about wine.

cuántos

[KWAHN-tohs]

how many

Question word for counting masculine plural nouns; 'cuántas' for feminine.

Example

¿Cuántos años tienes?

How old are you?

grados hace?

GRAH-dohs AH-seh

degrees it is?

Say 'GRA-dos' with a soft 'd', keep the 'h' in 'hace' silent, and raise your tone at the end.

Example

Hoy hace treinta grados.

Today it's thirty degrees.

Words in this phrase

grados

[GRAH-dohs]

degrees

Plural of 'grado', a unit for measuring temperature or angles.

Example

Hoy estamos a treinta grados.

Today it's thirty degrees.

hace

[AH-seh]

it is (weather)

Form of 'hacer' used impersonally to describe weather.

Example

Hoy hace calor.

It's hot today.

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