めっちゃ熱い、熱々って英語でなんて言うの？

Hot in British English can mean hot because it is spicy or it can be hot because of the temperature. When it's hot in temperature it feels like you have burnt your tongue, hence I burnt my tongue. When it's spicy you can either say "it's so hot" or "it's so spicy"

'Sizzling hot'' and ''unbearably hot'' mean the same thing= the soup is very hot. You could also say: extremely hot.

Steaming soup When something is so hot that you can see vapor rising from it we can say it is : steaming hot". e.g In one corner there was a basin of steaming water. "There is a bowl of soup steaming on the table." Piping hot This means that the soup is very hot.The derivation of this little phrase is the sizzling, whistling sound made by steam escaping from very hot food, which is similar to the sound of high-pitched musical pipes e.g The soup was piping hot because it had been served straight from the stove top. Scalding hot soup scalding : This means to heat something until it gets to boiling point. e.g Please scald the soup,it is very cold today and the guests will appreciate eating something warm and comforting.

When food is to hot to eat because of heat you can describe it as being Hot/Scorching or piping hot. You can also use the words very/really before to explain that it is extra hot eg the soup is really piping hot. When food is too hot to eat because of the spice or seasoning like chilly or pepper it can be described as spicy. It is too hot to eat- explains that you can not eat it now because it is too hot.

Piping hot is a term specifically used when referring to drinks and food. It means that the food or drink is extremely hot. Example A: Why haven't you touch your soup? B: It's piping hot. I'm waiting for it to cool down. That is some piping hot stew.

1. It's 'boiling' or 'boiling hot' describes something which is too hot to touch or consume. 2. This is warning that something is really hot. 3. This advice is for someone who may want to eat, touch or use something that is really hot.

This soup is incredibly fiery - this means that the soup is very spicy. This soup is very strong - this also means that the soup has been seasoned with too many chillies.

It's sizzling hot = This fish dish is sizzling hot...watch out! It's baking hot = It's baking hot! Can you please wait for the dish to cool down a bit. It's scalding hot = This water is scalding hot. Be careful. Burning hot = You should never serve burning hot food to a toddler. Blistering hot = The soup was blistering bot and my tongue feels so sore now. It's really really hot! It's crazy hot!

You can describe something as being hot by using these adjectives as simile:- 1. Scorching hot - That soup is scorching hot. 2. Boiling hot - The water in the pot is boiling hot, be careful! 3. As hot as chilli - That spicy food is as hot as chilli. -

Boiling hot: is an idiom to describe somethings as extremely hot, such as "food, the weather or living creature" The soup is boiling hot, I will have to wait until it cools down, before I can eat it. Burnt tongue: An unpleasant stinging feeling in your mouth. I burned my tongue on some hot soup last night.

If you would like to warn someone that something is extremely/very hot, you can say something like "It is extremely hot so please do not touch it!" or "Please be very careful, it is very hot!". Both of these describe that something is very hot.

Although, they both have close meaning, the second one, is, obviously, more descriptive. I personally would use the second one.

There is no special or specific way that we can say that something is really hot, we would have to use the adjective, "hot." However there are other words that we can use to describe exactly how hot something is. Example sentences : - It's so hot. - It's scorching hot. - It's piping hot. - It's scalding hot.