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ESL forum > Ask for help > What expressions or words do you use when it ´s really hot and you can hardly stand it?    

What expressions or words do you use when it ´s really hot and you can hardly stand it?



Yolandaprieto
Spain

What expressions or words do you use when it ´s really hot and you can hardly stand it?
 
When I was in England a couple of weeks ago, I realized I didn �t know what expressions or words I could use to express that sensation. What do native people say in that situation?
Thanks for your help
Yolanda
I guess there are a lot

4 May 2011      





efty charle
Cyprus

It �s scorching hot!
The house feels like an oven.
It �s unbelievably hot.
It �s hot like fire
sizzling hot summer days
 
 

4 May 2011     



amyi
France

I would say "It �s boiling" ("I �m boiling") or "It �s scorching".

4 May 2011     



edrodmedina
United States

and the ever popular...it �s hot as hell. Ed

4 May 2011     



Tanyazzz
Ukraine

It �s sweltering.  It �s a sweltering day.

4 May 2011     



etoilist
Tunisia

i would say stifling.

4 May 2011     



etoilist
Tunisia

i would say stifling.

4 May 2011     



franknbea
United Kingdom

Hi Yolanda,
the use of   "It �s baking today" is quite common in the UK 
 I �ve also heard New Yorkers refer to a stifling day as "a dog day" as in �dog days of summer � or �Dog Day Afternoon" a classic movie starring Al Pacino

4 May 2011     



yanogator
United States

It �s so hot you could fry an egg on the sidewalk.
 
It �s a scorcher.
 
Bruce

4 May 2011     



Kate (kkcat)
Russian Federation

It �s hot as a fox in a forest fire :) 

4 May 2011     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

boiling hot
I �m not from the UK, but maybe you �ll find the phrases useful.
Sophi

4 May 2011     

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