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Because in Spanish, we use hacer for most weather, so mucho affects the verb, just like "ella corre mucho" is "she runs a lot", not "she runs very" (muy)
December 27, 2018
because here, "cold" is an adjetive. cold works like an adjetive here.
A lot of wind ( wind here is a noun) or very windy (windy is an adjetive)
January 8, 2019
rowith
191
This is rediculous! I put "december is very cold" and counted wrong. Literally, it is "It makes much cold in december", so I just wrote an normal way to say it in English.
September 21, 2018
Rae.F
- 2008
The stricter translation that is equally natural to say in English is "It's very cold in December". Duo tends to prefer strict translations.
April 2, 2019
REL_Consultants
- 1107
Je crois que ça devrait plutôt être "Il fait très froid en décembre".
March 20, 2019
