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Originally Posted by Sashimister
I already said "no connotations" like three times in my last post, so I won't say it again. Some people even like it to be hot. I myself hate going to the beach on not-so-hot days.
The phrase "It's hot today." doesn't always mean "Damn, it's too f**ing hot today", does it? It's the context and/or the speaker's way of saying the word "hot" including his facial expression that can give a negative connotation. It isn't the word 暑い.
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Haha, maybe OP is from up north and really hates the heat and doesn't understand our love for it!
