American English Slang and Idioms!
Learn slang about hot weather
It’s the middle of July in NYC and it’s hot. I mean really hot! For today’s English lesson, I am going to show you some slang expressions and idioms that we use to to describe really hot and humid weather. I think you’re going to like this one, so check it out!
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Thanks Chaiya. Here is the link for that: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=happyenglishny
It was so hot today I could fry an egg on the sidewalk. It has been like an oven for few weeks. As it is scorcher people are sweating bullets.
IN DURHUM NORTH CAROLINA IT'S LIKE OVEN OUTSIDE
Michael DiGiacomo It worked out fine; I wrote the sentences on the board!
My students just watched your video and they enjoyed it very much!! And, yes, here the weather has been a scorcher for the past few weeks! I understand from the news, that part of the East Coast has been hit with a horrid heat wave!! So, stay cool, Michael! My students will be subscribing to your videos!!
Oh, sorry about that.
Yeah, I know. Some people have pigs as a pet in the house!
Very good, Michael; but I wish you had a list of these idioms I could copy and paste. I'm going to have to write them on the board as you say them. And. yes. it's hot as hell where I am! A town on the coast not far from Tel Aviv.
Ｈｅｌｌo~ These idioms are so funny, and I enjoyed your expressions.
By the way, truly, pigs seem to like a tidy place too~