Learn Spanish (Latin America): Podemos ir a la playa porque está soleado. - We can go to the beach because it is sunny.

In Spanish, weather expressions use different verbs depending on the word that follows. We use hace with nouns (like sol for sun, so hace sol is used to say 'it is sunny'). But soleado is an adjective describing a temporary condition, so we use a form of estar (like está nublado or está soleado).

Why is the verb ir not conjugated as vamos (we go)?

When you have two verbs working together like 'we can go', only the first verb is changed to match the subject. Here, podemos is conjugated for 'we', and the second verb, ir, stays in its basic, unchanged form (the infinitive).

Why do we need the word a before la playa?

The verb ir (to go) is almost always followed by the preposition a (to) when you are talking about going to a destination. Together, ir a means 'to go to'.

Where are the words for 'we' and 'it' in this sentence?

Spanish often drops subject words (pronouns) because the verb tells you who is doing the action. Podemos already means 'we can', so you do not need to add nosotros. Similarly, está implies 'it is' without needing a separate word for 'it'.