Dnes je velmi teplo
Mostly all of us in Europe are from Indoeuropean language group, so its barely the same. english / slovak / german Brother - Brat - Bruder Sister - Sestra - Schwester
It is an international word, so we say that almost the same way as english speakers. We type it Šarm (Š is Sh in your language).
beautiful: krásny, nádherný very: veľmi
čo som ti urobil, prečo sa so mnou nerozprávaš? "č" read as "ch" and "š" as "sh"
No, it isnt, they are both very similar languages. So if you learn Czech, you would be able to understand Slovak a little too.
I am of her gender so "hot"? I will say that intelligence is sexy. She is very intelligent.
If you mean hot like warm, we say "chaud" If you mean a hot girl or boy we usually use the English word "sexy". So for a hot boy we say "un garçon sexy"
Well "hot" in French is "chaud", so if you want to quantify this by saying somewhere is "very hot", you would say "très chaud".
There is no exact translation for "Looking Hot", but you can replace the word "hot" with "sexy". So to say you are looking hot, you can say in Indonesian : Kamu sexy or Kamu cantik (it means you are pretty) or Kamu menarik (you are attractive)
The same way you say it in english: Australians speak English, just with a different accent. "It's hot," or "The food is so hot that if you touch it you are going to get burned." They speak English in Australia!
Literally it's "Você é tão quente" But, if you want to say you are so hot girl or as in you're so beautiful it would be "Você é tão gostosa"
In Jamaican Patois, you can say "It hot bad outside!" or "Di heat a kill mi!" Both expressions convey the idea that it's very hot outside.