雨和雪英语怎么说

"Rain" and "snow" are two words in English that describe two types of precipitation.
"Rain" refers to liquid water droplets that fall from the sky and are usually associated with clouds and storms. It is formed when water droplets in the air condense and become heavy enough to fall to the ground. The word "rain" comes from the Old English "regn," which is derived from the Proto-Germanic "regnaz" and the Proto-Indo-European "h₂reg-."
"Snow" refers to frozen water crystals that fall from the sky and are usually associated with cold weather. It is formed when water droplets in the air freeze and become heavy enough to fall to the ground. The word "snow" comes from the Old English "snow," which is derived from the Proto-Germanic "snaiwaz" and the Proto-Indo-European "snew-."
Here are some examples of how to use "rain" and "snow" in English:
It's raining outside. (Chinese translation: 外面在下雨。)
The forecast says there will be snow tomorrow. (Chinese translation: 天气预报说明天会下雪。)
I love the sound of rain on the roof. (Chinese translation: 我喜欢雨水滴打屋顶的声音。)
The snow is so beautiful when it first falls. (Chinese translation: 雪一开始下起来是如此的美丽。)