"The room is hot."

Translation: 방이 덥습니다.

[sarah.leib]

덥습니다- hot
춥습니다- cold

[Jiin627139]

Thanks

[haruu._.haru]

What is the difference between 덥슴니다 and 뜨겁슴니다 ??

[slycordinator]

덥다 (덥습니다 ) primarily refers to "hot" as in the air surrounding you.

뜨겁다 (뜨겁습니다) primarily refers to "hot" as in the temperature of an object you touch or something you can feel the heat directly from.

Ex:
Weather - 덥다
coffee - 뜨겁다

Confusing one:
the sun - 뜨겁다 (since it can kinda directly make you feel heat in your hair/skin, I think)

[GangarKun]

IT'S GETTIN HOT IN HERE, SO TAKE OFF ALL YO CLOTHES~

[Jiin627139]

I love your picture

[Jiin627139]

The room is tecnicly hot only in the summer or when there is no air conditioner.

[slycordinator]

Or if you turn the heat on during winter.

[Sulyane11]

:-P

오지 마 . 장소가 여기에 덥다.

Don't come . The place here is hot.

오지 마 --->do not come

가지 마십시오 . 그 장소가 덥습니다 .

Do not go . That place is hot.

가지 마십시오 / 가지마 --> do not go .

[ChithraMur]

The sentence isn't underlined (you know what I'm talking about) how are we supposed to know these words?

[mivtilo]

Wait for it to load properly or check if you're not doing the test

[buggy271998]

Me too

[AnneAnnissa36]

방 Room is pronounce with p or b?

[AnneAnnissa36]

방 room is pronounce with p or b? Cause in kdrama or kmovie it's usually with b but in here with p. I'm confused

[slycordinator]

It would be closer to "b" than "p", but in some Korean dialects it would sound closer to "p".

Like 부산 is spelled with a "b", but lots of people from the 부산 area say it with a sound close to "p".