Wind in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'wind' is 'viento', pronounced bee-EHN-toh (IPA: /ˈbjento/). It is an A1-level masculine noun (plural: vientos).
Pronunciation: bee-EHN-toh
| Spanish | viento |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | bee-EHN-toh · /ˈbjento/ |
| Part of speech | noun (masculine) |
| Plural | vientos |
| Level | A1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'viento'
- Hace mucho viento hoy.
It is very windy today. - ¿Escuchas el viento entre los árboles?
Do you hear the wind in the trees? - El viento se llevó mi sombrero.
The wind blew my hat away. - No pudimos jugar al tenis porque había demasiado viento en el parque esta tarde.
We couldn't play tennis because it was too windy at the park this afternoon.
Common Phrases with 'viento'
- hace viento
it's windy - viento en popa
going great / full speed ahead
How to Use 'viento'
El viento is masculine. For windy weather, use hacer: hace viento (it's windy) — never 'está viento'. You can also say hay mucho viento.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'wind' in Spanish?
'Wind' in Spanish is 'viento', pronounced bee-EHN-toh.
How do you spell 'viento'?
It is spelled v-i-e-n-t-o.
Is 'viento' masculine or feminine?
'Viento' is masculine: you say 'el viento'.
What is the plural of 'viento'?
The plural of 'viento' is 'vientos'.
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