Italian · Nature, Animals & Weather
"The weather is nice" in Italian: fa bel tempo
fa bel tempo
The weather is nice in Italian is fa bel tempo. It praises mild sunny conditions and invites a walk or terrace coffee.
Balcony morning
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How to pronounce fa bel tempo
Say it
fah bel TEM-poh
/fa bel ˈtɛm.po/
Fa bel tempo: fah bel TEM-poh. Soft e in bel; stress TEM.
"The weather is nice" in Italian: quick reference
| Italian | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| fa bel tempo | the weather is nice Default. | Default. |
| oggi fa bel tempo | today the weather is nice Day pin. | Day pin. |
| fa bel tempo fuori | nice weather outside Contrast indoors. | Contrast indoors. |
| che bel tempo | what nice weather Exclamation. | Exclamation. |
How to use fa bel tempo in real life
- 1Balcony morning
Guarda: fa bel tempo.
Look: the weather is nice.
Openers.
- 2Weekend text
Domenica fa bel tempo—mare?
Sunday the weather is nice—sea?
Plan hook.
- 3Leaving the office
Finalmente fa bel tempo fuori.
Finally nice weather outside.
Relief.
Mistakes English speakers make with fa bel tempo
Incorrect: Il tempo è nice.
Correct: Fa bel tempo.
Italian uses fare: fa bel tempo.
Incorrect: È bel tempo fa.
Correct: Fa bel tempo.
Keep fa first in the set phrase.
Good to know
Weather small talk is real in Italy: fa bel tempo launches passeggiate and aperitivo outdoors. Heat waves get different lines (fa caldo). Bel tempo usually means pleasant, not stormy.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Choosing an outdoor lunch spot
ChatPal
Dentro o fuori?
Inside or outside?
You
Fuori—oggi fa bel tempo.
Outside—today the weather is nice.
ChatPal
Vero, fa bel tempo da giorni.
True, nice weather for days.
You
Porto anche la crema solare.
I'll bring sunscreen too.
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FAQ
Common questions about "The weather is nice" in Italian
Exact phrase?
Fa bel tempo.
Today?
Oggi fa bel tempo.
Exclamation?
Che bel tempo.
Why fa?
Italian weather often uses fare.
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