"Mucho caliente" means "much hot," which is grammatically incorrect. It's correct to say:
muy caliente (very hot)
or
mucho calor (much heat)
It means "is very hot" It is broken Spanish for "It is very hot." The correct sentence would be, "Esta muy caliente."
very very hot
It means "very hot."
it means: to eat a lot
I love/like you, red-hot mama.
It means "is very hot" It is broken Spanish for "It is very hot." The correct sentence would be, "Esta muy caliente."
Caliente. This means "hot". If you are speaking of the weather, then it would be "Hace mucho calor." Literally, "it makes a lot of heat." If you are speaking of an object that is hot, it would be "Está caliente¨, unless it is something that is always hot, such as the sun. Then it is "es caliente".
Muy Caliente!
You say "Ese hombre está muy guapo". You would say that if the guy is only hot temporarily. If you mean the guy is intrinsically hot, it would be "Ese hombre es muy guapo." You could use the word "tipo" for "guy".
Era muy caliente! OR if you're meaning the weather: 'Hacia mucho calor' (with an accent on the 'i')
You should say either "Son muy caliente" or "son muy picante" depending on whether you are speaking of temperature or spiciness. "Caliente" is also used to refer to the physical appearance of persons.
'Caliente' means hot in English.
Caliente - hot Fresco - cool
Caliente Means Hot
'Caliente' means hot in English.
If it is "estás caliente", it would mean "you're hot, as in sexy". If it is "esta es caliente", then it would be "this is hot" (temperature).
Dale means Go and Caliente means Hot