How to Say "moisture" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “moisture” is “humedad” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Hay mucha humedad en el ambiente hoy.
There is a lot of humidity in the air today.
La humedad de la selva es difícil de aguantar.
The humidity of the jungle is hard to bear.
Demasiada humedad puede dañar los libros antiguos.
Too much moisture can damage old books.
The '-dad' Rule
Words ending in '-dad' are almost always feminine in Spanish. This means you should always use 'la' or 'una' with humedad.
Describing Weather
To say 'it's humid,' Spanish speakers usually say 'Hay humedad' (There is humidity) rather than using a direct adjective like English does.
Gender Error
Mistake: “El humedad está muy alta.”
Correction: La humedad está muy alta. (Words ending in -dad are feminine!)
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