In Spanish, we often use the verb “hacer” (to do/make) instead of “to be” when talking about the weather. While English says “it is hot” or “it is cold,” Spanish expresses these ideas with “hace” (the third-person form of hacer). For example, “Hace calor” means “It’s hot,” and “Hace frío” means “It’s cold.” This structure literally translates to “it makes heat” or “it makes cold,” but it’s simply the natural way Spanish describes many weather conditions. #LearnSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishTip