The weather in Spain.

<em>The Weather in Spain.</em>

<em>Typicamente, capitalizamos todos los palabras en un título, excluso de las preposiciones.  (A menos que la preposición es la primera palabra.  La primera palabra siempre es capitalizada). </em>

Hello people! Today i want to speak you for the spanish wheater.

<em>Today I want to speak [with/to] you about the spanish </em>weather.

<em>Today I want to speak with/to you about [  ] spanish weather. (suena poco más natural).  </em>

<em>[  ] = quité algo.</em>

In Spain, we have four different climate. Two of these have subtypes.

<em>In Spain, we have four different climates</em>.

This are:

<em>These are: </em>

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Oceanic Climate (it has two sbtypes); Pure Oceanic and Transition Oceanic.

<em>Poco mejor es: "Oceanic [  ] (it has two subtypes): Pure Oceanic and Transition Oceanic."</em>

Pure Oceanic;

<em>; = usamos pocas veces.  Cuando se quiere dar una lista, por ejemplo:  "We have several different climates: Oceanic; Pure Oceanic; and Transition.  Cuando se quiere dar un explicación, usamos :</em>

All months rain, mild temperatures all the year, reduced thermal amplitude, in the north`s spain.

<em>Pure Oceanic: it rains every month, there are mild temperatures all year, and reduced thermal amplitude.  This occures in the north of Spain.  </em>

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<em>Pure Oceanic: rain every month, mild temperature all year, and reduced thermal amplitude. </em>

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<em>Pure Oceanic: it rains every month, there are mild temperatures throughout the year, and a reduced thermal amplitude.  </em>

Transition Oceanic; Rains almost every month, somewhat higher temperatures, it can be find near the pure
oceanic.

<em>Transition Oceanic: (it) rains almost every month, (there are) somewhat higher temperatures, (and) it can be found near the Pure Oceanic Climate.</em>

<em>(  )  = algo opcional</em>

<em>Añadí "climate" porque "Oceanic" es un adjectivo, y se necesita colocar conjunto a un sustantivo, a menos que el sustantivo ya está mencionado. </em>

<em>Compare: </em>

<em>We have three climates: Pure Oceanic, Mountain, and Mediterranean. </em>

<em>(Que entendemos como: We have three climates: Pure Oceanic (climate), Mountain (climate) and Mediterranean (Climate). </em>

Mediterranean Climate (it has three subtypes); Maritime Mediterranean, Arid Mediterranean and Interior Mediterranean.

<em>(The) Mediterranean Climate has three subtypes:</em>

<em>Lo demas es perfecto.  Compare con lo que está arriba. </em>

Maritime Mediterranean; Mild winters and hot summers, the rainfall are scarce and irregular, this clime is dry summer.

<em>Maritime Mediterranean: mild winters and hot summers, (the) rainfall is scarce and irregular.  This climate is like a dry summer. </em>

Arid Mediterranean; Like the Maritime Mediterranean, but the rainfall are a lot of scarce and irregular, prolonged aridity. This climate is in spanish southeast.

<em>Arid Mediterranean: (this is) like (the) maritime mediterranean, but (the rainfall) is a lot more scare and irregular.  There is prolonged aridity. This climate is in the Spanish Southeast. </em>

Interior Mediterranean; Higher contrast than in the Maritime Mediterranean, some rainfall and dry summers. This is the main weather of Spain.

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Subtropical Climate; Hot temperature all the year and insufficient rains. Reduced thermal amplitude

<em>:...hot temperature all year and insufficient rain.</em>

Montain Climate; Low temperature all the year (mild summers and very cold winters), a lot of rainfall, possibly snow.

<em>Moutain Climate: low temperature all [  ] year...</em>

I live in the cost mediterranean. ^^

<em>I live on the Mediterranean Coast. </em>

The weather in Spain.

Hello people! Today i want to speak to you for about the spanish wheater.

In Spain, we have four different climates. Two of these have subtypes. This are:
Oceanic Climate (it has two subtypes); Pure Oceanic and Transition Oceanic.
Pure Oceanic; It rains all month, mild temperatures all the year, reduced thermal amplitude, in the north`s spain.
Transition Oceanic; Rains almost every month, somewhat higher temperatures, it can be found near the pure oceanic.
Mediterranean Climate (it has three subtypes); Maritime Mediterranean, Arid Mediterranean and Interior Mediterranean.
Maritime Mediterranean; Mild winters and hot summers, the rainfall are scarce and irregular, this climate is dry summer.
Arid Mediterranean; Like the Maritime Mediterranean, but the rainfall are a lot of more scarce and irregular, prolonged aridity. This climate is in spanish southeast.
Interior Mediterranean; Higher contrast than in the Maritime Mediterranean, some rainfall and dry summers. This is the main weather of Spain.
Subtropical Climate; Hot temperature all the year and insufficient rains. Reduced thermal amplitude
Mountain Climate; Low temperature the whole year (mild summers and very cold winters), a lot of rainfall, possibly snow.

I live in the coast mediterranean. ^^