hacer

to do, to make

Beginner Verb
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Pronunciation

/aˈθeɾ/

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Cultural Note

Hacer is used impersonally to describe weather: 'hace frío' (it's cold), 'hace sol' (it's sunny), 'hace viento' (it's windy). It also appears in time expressions: 'hace dos años' (two years ago). The preterite third-person 'hizo' changes the c to z to preserve the /θ/ sound before the vowel o.

📝 Example Sentences

¿Qué haces?

What are you doing?

Hice la cena anoche.

I made dinner last night.

Hace mucho calor hoy.

It's very hot today.

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