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French A1: Talking About Weather and Nature

Learn to talk about the weather in French. This deck covers key phrases like 'il fait beau', 'il pleut', and 'j'ai froid' to describe weather conditions and how you feel.
A dramatic wide-angle photograph of a person in a light jacket walking along a windswept, rugged beach on the coast of Brittany, France. Golden hour sunlight breaks through dramatic clouds, illuminating crashing waves and the distant cliffs, capturing the essence of changeable coastal weather.
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Lesson#1
In this deck, you'll learn how to talk about the weather in French. We'll cover the most common phrases to describe if it's sunny, rainy, hot, or cold, and how to say if you personally feel hot or cold.
Lesson#2
To describe the general weather, like whether it's nice, hot, or cold, you can use the phrase 'il fait' followed by an adjective. Think of 'il fait' as meaning 'it makes' or simply 'it is' in the context of weather.
Lesson#3
The most common way to say the weather is good or nice is 'il fait beau'. 'Beau' means beautiful or nice.
Quiz#4
How do you say 'the weather is nice' in French?

Il fait beau.

Lesson#5
To say it's cold outside, you use the same structure: 'il fait froid'. 'Froid' means cold.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'it is cold' in French, when talking about the weather?

Il fait froid.

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