“The days are starting to get cold. What is the temperature?”
“The days are starting to get cold. What is the temperature?”
“Les journées commencent à se rafraîchir. Quelle est la température ?”
“It’s nine degrees. It’s still autumn, but soon it will be winter.”
“It’s nine degrees. It’s still autumn, but soon it will be winter.”
“Il fait neuf degrés. Nous sommes toujours en automne, mais ce sera bientôt l’hiver.”
“I’m looking forward to spring, but I prefer summer, when it’s nice and warm.”
“I’m looking forward to spring, but I prefer summer, when it’s nice and warm.”
“J’ai hâte d’être au printemps, mais je préfère l’été, quand il fait beau et chaud.”
“I don’t mind the cold. It’s the rain and wind I don’t like.”
“I don’t mind the cold. It’s the rain and wind I don’t like.”
“Je me fiche du froid. C’est la pluie et le vent que je n’aime pas.”
“Look at those dark clouds. Tomorrow it will rain. It will be very windy too. Perhaps there will be a storm.”
“Look at those dark clouds. Tomorrow it will rain. It will be very windy too. Perhaps there will be a storm.”
“Regarde ces nuages sombres. Il va pleuvoir demain. Il y aura beaucoup de vent aussi. Peut-être qu’il y aura un orage.”
“I hope not. I really don’t like bad weather, especially thunder and lightning. I’m afraid the lightning might strike me.”
“I hope not. I really don’t like bad weather, especially thunder and lightning. I’m afraid the lightning might strike me.”
“Je n’espère pas. Je n’aime vraiment pas le mauvais temps, surtout le tonnerre et les éclairs. J’ai peur que la foudre me frappe.”
