Question for French speakers

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Pat "5mph"

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You are correct in your explanation of "he" and "it". The weather is "made" by climatic changes so the use of the verb "faire" which stands for "to do" or "to make" is the one to use. I hope this clarifies your request.
Same in Italian: "faceva molto freddo questa mattina" - it was very cold this morning, "it did very cold this morning".
While German is like English "es ist kalt" - it is cold.
Must be the Latin languages.
How come you're posting in French on an Australian forum @Shut Up Legs?
 
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Same in Italian: "faceva molto freddo questa mattina" - it was very cold this morning, "it did very cold this morning".
While German is like English "es ist kalt" - it is cold.
Must be the Latin languages.
How come you're posting in French on an Australian forum @Shut Up Legs?
Because even an Australian forum has some French-speaking members, just like CycleChat has, so I thought I'd get feedback from both.
 
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