Spanish moneda en que se hace. English currency of pledge. Spanish hace frio. English hace frio. English it's cold. Spanish en que,. English en que,. Spanish en que:. English where:. English in what way does he come? Spanish en que trab. English do you like spanish boys? Spanish en que parte? English en que parte? English one year before? Spanish conviene en que. English agrees that. Spanish moneda en que. Spanish en que estacion hace mucho calor.
Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. Featured answer. They are different. See a translation. Highly-rated answerer. Read more comments. We use the verb hacer for the purpose of talking about weather.
Sometimes people may use it to decribe how the environment or the person's immediate surroundings is at the moment. In this case, it is implied. However, the preferred option to describe the environment remains to use hacer. You can use or omit the parts is parentheses. If you are talking about an object or a person then it should be "estar" with the correct conjugation. There's no real difference in meaning but grammatically you can see they have different structures.
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