Como se dice

[ValenciaSon]

Hace "clear weather" en español?

[Carly]

Está despejado

[ValenciaSon]

Está despejadoI never heard that word until my son who is taking 6th grade Spanish told me it. Is it really commonly used? How did it escape my notice?

[gary]

I never heard that word until my son who is taking 6th grade Spanish told me it. Is it really commonly used? How did it escape my notice?


Daggers and swords - need I say more? ;D;D

[AlMadrid]

I never heard that word until my son who is taking 6th grade Spanish told me it. Is it really commonly used? How did it escape my notice?

Yes, it's very common.

[Petrichor]

How about: Hace buen tiempo.

[ValenciaSon]

Daggers and swords - need I say more? ;D;DWhat's your point?:rolleyes::cool:

[José Miguel]

Está despejado

Creo que esta es la traducción mas exacta.

[eventer289]

I never heard that word until my son who is taking 6th grade Spanish told me it. Is it really commonly used? How did it escape my notice?

Sí, se usa con mucha frecuencia "está despejado" en Costa Rica. También, esta frase significa que ¨the coast is clear¨ en cuanto a, por ejemplo, las calles. Por ejemplo, "¿Puedo doblar aquí? Sí, (la calle) está despejado."

[Edith]

I never heard that word until my son who is taking 6th grade Spanish told me it. Is it really commonly used? How did it escape my notice?

Maybe because you didn't watch the weather forecast? ;)

It happens to me too sometimes. The word 'pareja', for instance, escaped my notice for several years.