Learn to Say "It's Cold" in Spanish!

The video tutorial explores how to discuss cold weather in Spanish, focusing on February in Spain, particularly Barcelona. It explains the use of verbs like 'hacer' and 'estar' to describe weather and temperature. The tutorial also introduces colloquial phrases used in various Spanish-speaking countries to express cold, such as 'hacer frío' and regional expressions like 'Pacheco' in Venezuela and 'frío pachomba' in Argentina.

What is the coldest month in Spain according to the video?

• January

• February

• March

• December

Which verb is used to express weather conditions like 'it's cold'?

• To be

• To do

• To have

• To make

How can you intensify the expression of cold in Spanish?

• By adding words like 'much' or 'quite a lot'

• By using the verb 'to have'

• By changing the verb tense

• By using a different verb

Which verb is used to describe the temperature of objects?

• To have

• Estar

• To be

• To do

What does it mean when a person is described as 'cold' using the verb 'to be'?

• They are feeling cold

• They have a cold attitude

• They are physically cold

• They are wearing cold colors

What does the phrase 'it makes a cold that peels' from Bolivia imply?

• The cold is mild

• The cold is bearable

• The cold is intense enough to peel skin

• The cold is refreshing

In Venezuela, what does the phrase 'Pacheco is hitting' refer to?

• A person named Pacheco is visiting

• A type of food

• The arrival of cold weather

• A popular festival