<p>"thursday will be cloudy" means "星期四（是）阴天" or "星期四（是）多云". </p>

<p>有风 means 'windy', not 'cloudy'. </p>

<p>We usually say "星期四（天气）（会）很热”, "星期四有风”, "星期四(是)晴天”， "星期四有雨”， "星期四（可能）（会）下雨” and etc.</p>

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2017-10-13T18:04:05.250Z
Why can't 会 be used in 星期四阴天? Because it should be considered as a noun?
Blaszard
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2017-10-13T23:12:20.443Z
星期四会是阴天? sounds better, because (as you said) it's a noun. In  星期四会阴天?， you would use 阴天 as a verb(it's ok for understanding, but a bit unnatural I think).
dan
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dan
<p>Is it just "星期四会阴天"? </p>

<p>Also if you say "Thursday will be cloudy" it translates to "星期四有风”, so do you also say "星期四会有热”？</p>

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2017-10-13T13:31:51.830Z
热 is not usually used as a noun in daily speech. So not "有热".
fefe
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2017-10-13T13:54:25.047Z
刮风 may be used instead of 有风
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How do you say "Thursday will be cloudy" in Chinese
# How do you say "Thursday will be cloudy" in Chinese

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-10-13)

Is it just "星期四会阴天"?

Also if you say "Thursday will be cloudy" it translates to "星期四有风”, so do you also say "星期四会有热”？

**Tags:** translation, word-choice

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: 热 is not usually used as a noun in daily speech. So not "有热".  
> **username_2**: 刮风 may be used instead of 有风  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2017-10-13. Score: 4 | Accepted answer

"thursday will be cloudy" means "星期四（是）阴天" or "星期四（是）多云".

有风 means 'windy', not 'cloudy'.

We usually say "星期四（天气）（会）很热”, "星期四有风”, "星期四(是)晴天”， "星期四有雨”， "星期四（可能）（会）下雨” and etc.

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: Why can't 会 be used in 星期四阴天? Because it should be considered as a noun?  
> **username_3**: 星期四会是阴天? sounds better, because (as you said) it's a noun. In  星期四会阴天?， you would use 阴天 as a verb(it's ok for understanding, but a bit unnatural I think).  

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