Respuesta :
Once again, in Spanish, we use the verb "hacer," in expressions that refer to weather conditions.
The expression, "hacer viento" translates to "to be windy."
So, if we want to say, "it is windy," we say:
Hace viento.
The expression, "hacer viento" translates to "to be windy."
So, if we want to say, "it is windy," we say:
Hace viento.
Answer:
"It is windy."
In Spanish: Está ventoso.
Explanation:
The translation of windy is ventoso. When referring to the weather, it's very common in Spanish to use the verb "estar" followed by the adjective in the masculine form, for example:
Está soleado: it's sunny.
Está fresco: it's cold.
Está ventoso: it's windy.
Está nublado: it's cloudy.
Está lluvioso: it's rainy.