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My understanding is that it means " hot ".
So can I say " the weather is hot today "
きょうはてんきがむしつくです?
thanks
So can I say " the weather is hot today "
きょうはてんきがむしつくです?
thanks
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Thanks Toritoribe.むしあつく is the adverbial form. It's an i-adjective, so the dictionary form is むしあつい (蒸し暑い in kanji).
むしあつい means "hot and humid", not just "hot", so it's not used for hot and dry weather. "Hot" is just あつい.
きょうはあついです。
きょうはむしあついです。
Japanese language was never spoken to me at all. Hope you believe that.How long have you been in Japan? 蒸し暑い should have been one of the first words you ever learned, at least during your first summer.
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So you were a bubble boy in a sense. ;-)Japanese language was never spoken to me at all. Hope you believe that.