How to Say ‘It's really hot’ in Spain Spanish
Hace mucho calor
AH-seh MOO-choh kah-LOR
[AH-seh MOO-choh kah-LOR]
💬 Usage Tip: Weather uses hace "it makes", not es: hace frío "it's cold", hace sol "it's sunny". Heat is a noun here, so it's mucho calor, not muy caliente.
Phrase Breakdown
Hace
[AH-seh]
it is (weather)
Form of 'hacer' used impersonally to describe weather.
Hoy hace calor.
It's hot today.
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.
calor
[kah-LOR]
heat
Masculine noun for hot weather or warmth; 'hace calor' means it's hot.
Hoy hace calor en Madrid.
It's hot in Madrid today.
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