atsui (あつい) usually means hot
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厚い Atsui
atsuiIn terms of temperature, you may use the word 'atsui,' written: 暑い
"Atsui", written 暑い, which can also be used to describe a passionate person or emotions.
暑い (Atsui)
You may "atsui [desu]."
The cast of Atsui yoru - 1965 includes: Yosuke Hayashi Moto Hirano Nami Katsura Yukari Sono Minako Uehara
It is hot today.
Afureru atsui namida - 1992 was released on: USA: 22 March 1992 (New York New Directors and New Films Festival) Japan: 28 March 1992
Casually: 何が暑いか?(nani ga atsui ka?) Politely: 何が暑いですか?(nani ga atsui desu ka?)
'Very hot' in Japanese isとても暑い (totemo atsui) orとても熱い (totemo atsui). Both are pronounced the same, but the kanji are different for 'atsui'. The first (暑い) is used only for weather and the like, while熱い is used for objects.Examples:このお茶はとても熱い (kono ocha wa totemo atsui) - "This tea is very hot." (notice that an object is hot.)今日はとても暑いですね (kyou wa totemo atsui ne) - "It's very hot today, isn't it?" (talking about the weather.)
Atsui means hot and when said quickly or by natives atsu is also used
暑い (atsui) would mean "Hot" as in temperature. For example, 天気が暑いね (tenki ga atsui ne) would mean "It's pretty hot out today isn't it?". There's also 熱い (atsui) which is also used for saying something is hot, though it is generally associated with different things than 暑い. For example, 熱いシャワーを浴びる (atsui shawaa wo abiru) means "To take a hot shower". Finally, there is 辛い (tsurai) to say if something is spicy or peppery. For example, 辛いスープ (tsurai suupu) would mean "spicy/hot soup".