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Niebla is a noun. Nublado is an adjective.
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C W.Kwiziq community member
Niebla is a noun. Nublado is an adjective.
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Using hay, está, or an impersonal verb to talk about the weather in Spanish"
Asked 2 years ago
Hola C
Can you be more specific please? I can't see any error. In Spanish the word "niebla" is a noun and the word "nublado" is an adjective.
The sentence might change in English, for example:
It is foggy. (foggy is an adjective in English) but
Hay niebla. (niebla is a noun in Spanish (literally "fog", not foggy)
The way we express this sentence in English and Spanish are different. We, in Spanish, literally say "There is fog" (Hay = there is, niebla= fog) but you say this same thing with "It's foggy".
Is this what is confusing you?
Saludos
Inma
Calum G.Kwiziq community member
Ignore this. It has been addressed.
How is there an error?
"Bear in mind that hay will be followed by a noun (a noun in Spanish)"
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