What does Hace Mal Tiempo mean?
Practice Version
Hace Mal Tiempo:
Its bad weather. Hace mal tiempo.
In Spanish, "hace mal tiempo" means "the weather is bad."
Example:
Hace mal tiempo means “it’s bad weather.” Picture a picnic going wrong: rain pelts your sandwiches, wind steals your napkins, and you shout, “What a BAD TIME!” That’s your memory hook: mal means “bad,” and tiempo looks like “time”—but here it means “weather.” When the skies give your picnic a bad time, hace mal tiempo!
