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dežuje, mrzlo je

Weather without a personal subject

Weather without a personal subject

Weather verbs normally stand without a person pronoun: , , . For a general condition use neuter , , . This neuter form does not change with the speaker’s sex.

Past conditions use neuter ; a past weather verb uses , . For temperatures say and . Distinguish (the weather is cold) from (I feel cold).

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FormExampleMeaning
It is raining today.
It is cold today.
It was warm yesterday.
Twenty degrees.
I am completely wet. It is raining.
I am hungry. It is warm outside.
  • Danes dežuje.It is raining today.

  • Danes je mrzlo.It is cold today.

  • Včeraj je bilo toplo.It was warm yesterday.

  • Dvajset stopinj.Twenty degrees.

  • Ves sem moker. Dežuje.I am completely wet. It is raining.

    Vsa sem mokra. Dežuje.I am completely wet. It is raining.

  • Lačen sem. Zunaj je toplo.I am hungry. It is warm outside.

    Lačna sem. Zunaj je toplo.I am hungry. It is warm outside.

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