Fare (to do, to make) is conjugated as follows:
io faccio
tu fai
lui fa
noi facciamo
voi fate
loro fanno
Fare also has an irregular past participle: fatto.
The Weather—Il Tempo
The verb fare is used in many expressions relating to the weather.
Che tempo fa? (How is the weather?)
Fa bel tempo. (The weather is nice.)
Fa cattivo tempo. (The weather is bad.)
Ha fatto caldo. (It has been warm.)
Qui fa sempre freddo. (It's always cold here.)
In primavera fa sempre fresco. (In spring it's always cool.)
Note!: In the preceding examples, it is an impersonal subject and is not translated into Italian.
