How to Talk About Basic Weather Conditions - Examples and Variations

Master how to talk about basic weather conditions with the key pattern

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Let's look at some examples.

Listen and repeat or speak along with the native speakers.

Κάνει ζέστη. (Káni zésti.)

Κάνει κρύο. (Káni krío.)

Είναι καλός. (Íne kalós.)

Είναι κακός. (Íne kakós.)

Είναι κακός (Íne kakós.)

Βρέχει. (Vréhi.)

Did you notice how I used a single word instead of a phrase?

Βρέχει. (Vréhi.)

"It's raining."

Βρέχει. (Vréhi.)

This literally means "[It] rains," but it translates as "It’s raining." Βρέχει. Βρέχει.

Pay attention to this phrase, you’ll need it later in the lesson.

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