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Italian Weather Small Talk: "Fa bel tempo oggi, vero?"
"Fa bel tempo oggi, vero?" means "Nice weather today, isn't it?" and is a classic way to start small talk about the weather in Italian. The "vero?" at the end lightly seeks the other person's agreement. On a bad-weather day, "Oggi fa brutto tempo" (The weather's bad today) is also commonly used.
Examples
Fa bel tempo oggi, vero?
"Nice weather today, isn't it?" (a classic weather small-talk opener)
Fa molto caldo oggi.
"It's very hot today." (talking about the heat)
Domani pioverà forse.
"It might rain tomorrow." (talking about the forecast)