If i were a chocolate bar I'd be a puddle on the floor!
The idea of being a chocolate bar and melting is an interesting analogy:
"If I were a chocolate bar I'd be a puddle on the floor!"
On a more serious note you may state you may declare:
"I'm feeling seriously overheated!"
A more common phrase would be:
"I'm boiling!"
これらのチョコレートバーや溶けてしまうとは何かに例えた比喩的な表現です。
【例】
"If I were a chocolate bar I'd be a puddle on the floor!"
（わたしがチョコレートバーだったら床にチョコレートの水たまりが出来てるわ）
もう少し真剣な話し方の場合、次のように表現することが出来ます。
【例文】
"I'm feeling seriously overheated!"
（本気で過熱しすぎてる気分です）
もっとよく使われる表現は次フレーズです。
"I'm boiling!"
（｟煮えたぎっているように｠暑い！）
*It's so hot that i feel like I'm going to melt. - This phrase is like figurative speech, illustrating that it's extremely hot. The opposite being: It's very cold that i feel like i'm going to freeze.
Example Sentences:
The temperatures are too high I feel like i'm melting.
I don't think I'll go outside today I'll melt like an ice cream.
*It's so hot that i feel like I'm going to melt. という例文について
このフレーズは、比喩的な話し方で、非常に暑いことを説明しています。
反対は、以下のようになります。
It's very cold that i feel like i'm going to freeze.
「寒くて凍りそう。」
例文
The temperatures are too high I feel like i'm melting.
「気温が高くて、溶けそう。」
I don't think I'll go outside today I'll melt like an ice cream.
「今日は外出しません。アイスのように溶けてしまいそう。」
Sweltering is to be uncomfortably hot.
Boiling - When you boil liquid, you heat it until bubbles begin to burst on the surface of the water and it is too hot to touch. To be 'boiling' is to feel as hot as this!
>It is so hot it feels like I am on fire.
*To feel like you are on fire is expressing that you are getting very hot. Using the word fire gives a pretty good idea of what you mean by hot.
It is so hot it feels like I am on fire.
火事のようだと感じるという事は、だんだん暑くなっている事を表現します。
火事という言葉を使う事は、暑いという意味するとてもよい方法です。
It's so hot that I am melting and turning into a puddle of sweat!
I am boiling!
Both of the above sentence are using figurative speech. Figurative speech is where you are stating something that is not literally happening,but in saying it just adds more feeling and imagery to the sentence. So when you are saying "I am boiling", you are not really boiling, you are just saying that it is so hot outside that you feel like you have reached the boiling point.
Here are two different ways to describe either this sensation of melting. Notice in the first example we are describe how the heat is going to make you melt whereas the second example talks about your personal experience of having this feeling of melting.
When something melts it breaks down from it's hard form into a liquid form, for example: butter melting in a hot pan. It's so hot! I feel like I'm going to melt! Is a common analogy. You can also use: It's so hot, I feel like I'm roasting! This describes that you feel like your roasting in an oven. This is a good way to describe how hot it is/how hot you feel.
How are you wearing that jacket?
I do not know, it isn't that bad today.
Isn't that bad? Are you crazy? It is boiling, I feel like I am going to melt.
I hope that helps.
Have a great day.
Will
You can use any of the above two phrases to express how hot you are getting.
Example;
A; How is the weather in Seaside today?
B; You wont believe me but it's boiling hot, it feels like I could melt!
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