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Il fait beau? Il ne fait pas beau? Today we are going to learn how to talk about the weather in French. We will go through the basic vocabulary, expressions and the verbs that are involved in building those sentences. 

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Le beau temps

Les expressions

Quel temps fait-il? 

FR

EN

Il fait beau

The weather is nice

Il fait chaud

It’s hot/warm

Il y a du soleil

It’s sunny

Il fait bon

The temperature is nice

Le mauvais temps

Les expressions

FR

EN

Il ne fait pas beau

The weather is not nice

Il fait froid

It’s cold

Il y a du vent

It’s windy

Il pleut

It’s raining

Il fait nuageux

It’s cloudy

Il grêle
Il y a de la grêle

It’s hailing

Il fait orageux
Il y a de l’orage

It’s stormy

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FR

EN

Le soleil

The sun

Un nuage
Des nuages

A cloud

Clouds

Le vent

Wind

La pluie

Rain

La neige

Snow

La grêle

Hail

L’orage

The storm

La foudre

Lightning

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Quels sont les verbes utilisés ? 

What are the verbs used to talk about the weather in French?

FR

EN

Faire (impersonal)

To do

Pleuvoir (impersonal)

To rain

Grêler (impersonal)

To hail

Neiger (impersonal)

To snow

Tomber

To fall

Annoncer

To announce

Prévoir

To foresee

How to use the verbs

Regarding the weather, we are going to use structures that contain impersonal verbs, like “il fait beau”. What are impersonal verbs? They are verbs that will be conjugated with “il”, but do not necessarily refer to a person or a subject in particular. 

Quel temps fait-il?

Il fait beau
Il fait chaud
Il neige
Il pleut
Il grêle

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