{"id":6781,"date":"2013-04-18T12:51:21","date_gmt":"2013-04-18T16:51:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/?p=6781"},"modified":"2013-04-18T12:51:21","modified_gmt":"2013-04-18T16:51:21","slug":"spring-spanish-sayings","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/spring-spanish-sayings\/","title":{"rendered":"Spring Spanish sayings"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u201cCuando marzo va a mediar, debe la primavera empezar<\/em><\/strong>\u201d, as\u00ed que aparentemente estamos en tiempo de primavera ahora. Pero aqu\u00ed en mi ciudad hemos pasado de invierno a verano en tan solo unos d\u00edas, lo que hace un poco dif\u00edcil aplicar el dicho de \u201cla primavera, la sangre altera<\/em><\/strong>\u201d. Esto me record\u00f3 que \u201cquema m\u00e1s el sol de abril que el de todo el verano<\/strong><\/em>\u201d. Es divertido ver a la gente por la calle con abrigos por la ma\u00f1ana y manga corta a mediod\u00eda, como si fu\u00e9semos cebollas poni\u00e9ndonos y quit\u00e1ndonos una capa tras otra.<\/p>\n

Tenemos que admitir que este horario de verano es fant\u00e1stico para pasar alg\u00fan tiempo disfrutando del sol, yendo a la playa o al campo para ver lo bello que est\u00e1 lleno de flores, porque \u201cen abril, la flor empieza a salir<\/strong><\/em>\u201d. Eso es lo que yo hice el pasado fin de semana, y tuve una sesi\u00f3n de fotos incre\u00edble con un par de amapolas y algunas calas. \u00bfCuales son vuestras flores favoritas en primavera?<\/p>\n

Es cierto que algunas personas se ponen realmente enfermas en esta estaci\u00f3n, por alergia al polen, pero nuestros mayores dicen que \u201cmucha flor en primavera (o violetas en primavera), buen oto\u00f1o nos espera<\/strong><\/em>“; ya que he visto algunas violetas, y muchas flores estos d\u00edas, podemos asumir que el pr\u00f3ximo oto\u00f1o ser\u00e1 estupendo. Recordad que \u201cheladas de enero, nieves de febrero, neblinas de marzo, lluvias de abril, aires de mayo, sacan florido al a\u00f1o<\/strong><\/em>\u201d, y as\u00ed es precisamente como est\u00e1n siendo nuestros meses, as\u00ed que \u00a1disfrutad de la naturaleza!<\/p>\n

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\u201cWhen March is in its middle, spring should start\u201d, so apparently, it is spring time now. But here in my city we have gone from winter to summer in just a few days, which makes a bit difficult to apply the saying of \u201cspring is in the air\u201d. This made me remember that \u201cApril sun burns more than the whole summer one.\u201d It is very funny to see people on the streets wearing coats in the morning, and short sleeve t-shirts at midday, as if we were onions putting on and out one layer after another.<\/p>\n

We have to admit that this summer time is wonderful to spend some time enjoying the sun, going to the beach or the countryside to see how beautiful it looks full of flowers, because \u201cin April the flower starts to bloom\u201d. That\u2019s what I did last weekend, and I had an incredible photo session with a pair of poppies and some callas. What are your favourite spring flowers?<\/p>\n

It is true that some people get really sick during this season, because of pollen allergy, but our elders say that \u201ca lot of flower in spring, (or violets in s\"\"<\/a>pring) a good autumn is waiting for us\u201d; as I have seen some violets, and a lot of flowers these days, we can assume that next autumn will be great. Remember that \u201cfrost in January, snow in February, fog in March, rain in April and wind in May make a year full of flowers\u201d, and that\u2019s exactly how our months are being, so enjoy nature!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

\u201cCuando marzo va a mediar, debe la primavera empezar\u201d, as\u00ed que aparentemente estamos en tiempo de primavera ahora. Pero aqu\u00ed en mi ciudad hemos pasado de invierno a verano en tan solo unos d\u00edas, lo que hace un poco dif\u00edcil aplicar el dicho de \u201cla primavera, la sangre altera\u201d. Esto me record\u00f3 que \u201cquema m\u00e1s…<\/p>\n

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