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a statement used to describe the current state of weather or temperature, indicating a high or uncomfortable level of warmth in the environment.

a casual response used to acknowledge and accept someone's gratitude or thanks, indicating that the action was not a burden.

means feeling persistently sad, hopeless, and unmotivated, often accompanied by other symptoms such as changes in appetite, sleep patterns, and a lack of interest in activities that were previously enjoyable

an introduction used to provide someone with the speaker's name.

a question that asks for the specific time when an event or activity is expected to finish.

a direct question that asks whether the recipient is willing to enter into a legal and social union with the person making the inquiry.

means feeling let down or dissatisfied due to an outcome that did not meet one's expectations or hopes.

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How do you say “It is hot.” in British?

“It is hot.”

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