"It rains a lot in June."

Translation: Llueve mucho en junio.

[karlhepler]

Why do some sentences require you to preface a month with "el" and others don't?

[rmcgwn]

Found this reference...

To express "in a certain month," use the preposition "en."

[zaeanderson]

When i look in the dictionary, Llueva is listed under the subjuntivo, not past or present. Why is this not a present or past tense form?

[rspreng]

? Llueve is present indicative and llueva is present subjunctive.

[siddi99P5]

Why wouldn't "Lo llueve mucho en junio" work?

[BenjaminAce]

The Spanish words "lo, la, los, las" only mean "it" when used in place of a direct object. They can never be used as the subject (with the exception of the last three being used to mean "the" of course). So technically speaking, Spanish doesn't have a translation for "it", and it is not the same concept.