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Be careful. To say, literally, "Ich bin heiß" in German means something to the effect of "I am hot (sexy)" or, in some instances "hot and bothered (horny)". The proper way to convey that you feel hot is "Mir ist heiß" -- 'to me, it's hot'.
"Ich bin heiss" translates as "I am sexy" or "I am rampant",
"mir ist heiss" translates as "I am hot" (to warm)
"ich bin es" translates as "it's me"
hot means heiß in German.
I'm hot. - Mir ist heiß.
It's hot is es ist heiß in German ('ß' sounds like a double 's')
You are hot. (as in you are sexy)
du bist heiß is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
"Du bist heiß" or "Du bist scharf".
Ich bin ich = I am me
ich bin ich bin ich makes little sense but translates as I am I am me.
"Ich bin" translates from German into English as "I am."
Ich bin Deutscher = I am German (male) Ich bin Deutsche = I am German (female)
Ich bin nicht deutsch literally translates as I am not German but is grammatically incorrect. The correct form is ich bin kein Deutscher.
Ich dien (motto of the Prince of Wales) = I serve Ich bin = I am
I am is ich bin in German.===================I am called = Ich heiße
Ish is not a German word. If you mean ich, then this translates as I, or in rare cases, me.
Du bist Deutsch - You are German Ich bin Deutsch - I am German Ich bin eienen Deutscher - I am a German(Male) Ich bin eiene Deutscherin - I am a German(Female)
I am sporty = ich bin sportlich
Ich bin Deutscher (male) Ich bin Deutsche (female)
Very easy to find this one out. "Ich bin hungrig" is German for "I am hungry." pronounced (ik bin hungrig)