What the Weather Means for My Day
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3 November 2026
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Talk about the weather in French and connect it to everyday choices: what to wear, what to take with you, and whether to go out or stay home.
- Weather chunks: Hear how French speakers use Il fait... and Il y a... to describe the sky and temperature.
- Clothes and plans: Link the weather directly to everyday items like le manteau, le parapluie, and choices like sortir or rester.
- Listening tip: Pay attention to the difference between Il fait froid (it is cold outside) and J'ai froid (I feel cold).
Kartu Voca
1.
le temps
weather
Quel temps il fait ? Je ne sais pas quoi mettre.
What's the weather like? I don't know what to wear.
'le temps' means both 'weather' and 'time'. To ask about the weather, say 'Quel temps il fait ?'
2.
dehors
outside, outdoors
Il fait doux dehors, on va boire un café ?
It's mild outside, should we go get a coffee?
3.
Il fait beau.
It's nice out., The weather is nice.
Il fait beau aujourd'hui, on mange au parc ?
It's nice out today, should we eat in the park?
French uses 'Il fait' (literally 'It makes') with adjectives to describe the weather.
4.
le soleil
sun, sunshine
Il y a du soleil, on déjeune en terrasse ?
The sun is out, want to have lunch on the patio?
To say it is sunny, French uses 'Il y a du soleil' ('There is sun').
5.
les lunettes de soleil
sunglasses
Le ciel est tout bleu, je prends mes lunettes de soleil.
The sky is completely blue, I'm taking my sunglasses.
'les lunettes' is always plural in French.
6.
chaud
hot, warm
Il fait chaud aujourd'hui, je mets une robe.
It's hot today, I'm wearing a dress.
Say 'Il fait chaud' for the weather ('It is hot') and 'J'ai chaud' for how you feel ('I am hot').
7.
mettre
to put on, to wear
Il fait très bon, je mets juste un t-shirt.
It's really nice out, I'm just putting on a T-shirt.
In everyday French, 'mettre' is used for both 'to put on' and 'to wear' clothes.
8.
sortir
to go out
Il ne pleut plus, tu veux sortir un peu ?
It's not raining anymore, do you want to go out for a bit?
9.
la veste
jacket
Prends une veste, il fait frais ce soir.
Take a jacket, it's chilly tonight.
10.
le vent
wind
Il y a du vent aujourd'hui, ferme bien ta veste.
It's windy today, make sure you zip up your jacket.
Use 'Il y a du vent' to say it is windy.
11.
froid
cold
Il fait froid ce matin, n'oublie pas ton écharpe.
It's cold this morning, don't forget your scarf.
Just like with 'chaud', say 'Il fait froid' for the weather and 'J'ai froid' when you feel cold yourself.
12.
le pull
sweater
J'ai froid, je vais mettre mon gros pull.
I'm cold, I'm going to put on my thick sweater.
13.
le manteau
coat
Il fait zéro degré, prends ton manteau d'hiver.
It's zero degrees, take your winter coat.
14.
Il pleut.
It's raining.
Il pleut, je prends le bus aujourd'hui.
It's raining, so I'm taking the bus today.
From the verb 'pleuvoir' (to rain), which is only used with 'il'.
15.
la pluie
rain
Je n'aime pas marcher sous la pluie, on prend le métro ?
I don't like walking in the rain, should we take the subway?
16.
le parapluie
umbrella
Le ciel est gris, prends un parapluie dans ton sac.
The sky is gray, put an umbrella in your bag.
17.
les chaussures
→ chaussure
shoes
Mets des chaussures fermées, il pleut dehors.
Put on closed-toe shoes, it's raining outside.
18.
mouillé
wet
Enlève tes chaussures, elles sont toutes mouillées.
Take off your shoes, they're all wet.
19.
Il fait mauvais.
The weather is bad., It's nasty out.
Il fait mauvais ce week-end, on va au cinéma ?
The weather is bad this weekend, should we go to the movies?
'Il fait mauvais' is the everyday way to say the weather is bad.
20.
rester
to stay
Il pleut trop, je reste à la maison ce soir.
It's raining too hard, I'm staying home tonight.