Sentence examples of "hottest" in English with translation "hacer calor"

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It's hot in here. Hace calor aquí.
It is very hot here Muy hace calor aquí
Is it hot over there? ¿Hace calor por allá?
It was hot last night. Anoche hizo calor.
Will it be hot tomorrow? ¿Hará calor mañana?
It's hot down here. Hace calor aquí abajo.
They say it’s hot here. Ellos dicen que hace calor aquí.
It is hot in this room. Hace calor en esta sala.
It's hot in here, right? Hace calor aquí dentro, ¿verdad?
In hot weather, water evaporates quickly. Cuando hace calor el agua se evapora rápidamente.
Will it be hot again tomorrow? ¿Mañana volverá a hacer calor?
It is not especially hot today. Hoy no hace calor especialmente.
Ladies use fans when it is hot. Las damas usan abanicos cuando hace calor.
I think it will be hot today. Creo que hoy hará calor.
Tom hates it when it's hot. Tom odia que haga calor.
It's hot today, isn't it? Hace calor hoy, ¿no?
It's hot in Kyoto in the summer. En verano, hace calor en Kioto.
I don't mind if it's hot. No me importa si hace calor.
I don't mind if the weather is hot. No me importa que haga calor.
It was hot. I couldn't stand it any longer. Hacía calor. Ya no podía soportarlo más.
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