when to use warm-hot?
10-20-2004, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by tark_o
ummmm.... someone learning to speak english! You must understand with learning all those languages!
10-20-2004, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by CRX_stg3
:werd: I am trying to pick up a little spanish while I am in SoCal and the other day I asked the burrito girl for some "cualliente" sauce, but I wanted spicy sauce and cualliente means hot as in temperature. Boy did I feel like a stupid white guy...
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well i KNOW the difference between something being hot and warm by temperature. many languages have "warm" and "hot" in their vocabulary
Arabic:
حار -Harr = hot
دافئ -daafi' = warm
Russian:
горячий - gaerr-ya-chee = hot
теплый - teplieh = warm
What is your native language?
Arabic:
حار -Harr = hot
دافئ -daafi' = warm
Russian:
горячий - gaerr-ya-chee = hot
теплый - teplieh = warm
What is your native language?
10-20-2004, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by LT6916
well i KNOW the difference between something being hot and warm by temperature. many languages have "warm" and "hot" in their vocabulary
Arabic:
حار -Harr = hot
دافيء -daafi' = warm
Russian:
горячий - gaerr-ya-chee = hot
теплый - teplieh = warm
What is your native language?
Arabic:
حار -Harr = hot
دافيء -daafi' = warm
Russian:
горячий - gaerr-ya-chee = hot
теплый - teplieh = warm
What is your native language?