I am too hot! As in my body temperature is too high. As in the temperature is elevated beyond the norm. English is too ambiguous.
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Replying to @DaveHogue
More like "it's unusually warm outside and our house has no efficient cooling system so I am slowly succumbing to a heat stroke."
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Replying to @DaveHogue
Do you mean "hot" as in "very warm" or "hot" as in "very attractive". Also, the "it" factor has significance here: what "it" are you referring to?
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Replying to @mor10
Humans are great at understanding the ambiguity of language in context. "It's hot out" or "It's uncomfortably hot" with no other cues is likely to be interpreted as a comment about the environment or weather. You're just being difficult, because you're overheated and cranky. ;)
9:31 PM - 13 May 2018
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