日本の夏は、蒸し暑いって英語でなんて言うの？

"Japanese summers are very warm and stifling!" We can use different words to describe hot: very warm, scorching or oven-like. "Summer heat in Japan are oven-like and airless!" To describe humidity, we can use: stifling or airless.

1. Close - Uncomfortably humid or airless. ‘A close, hazy day.’ ‘It was very close in the dressing room.’ 2. A "What's it like today in Singapore?" B "Ah, the atmosphere feels hot and wet." 3. If you describe the weather or the atmosphere in a room as oppressive, you mean that it is unpleasantly hot and damp. "The oppressive afternoon heat had quite tired him out." "The little room was windowless and oppressive."

Sweltering means - uncomfortably hot. If the weather is very hot and uncomfortable then you would say - it is sweltering today. Scorching hot - this means it is hot enough to burn your skin - very hot. It is scorching hot today. All of these phrases are suitable to express how hot and uncomfortable it in Japan. Hope this helps Jane :)

A) Summer's in Japan are usually hot and humid *Summer's - plural (More than one ) *Usually - normally *Hot -.having a high degree of heat or a high temperature. Example - "it was hot inside the hall" *Humid -marked by a relatively high level of water vapor in the atmosphere. Example-"a hot and humid day" B) It's always hot and humid in Japan in summer - The weather in summer is always very hot and humid in Japan I hope this helps :-)

"Summer in Japan is normally hot and humid." "is normally" means what it usually is. "Summer time here is hot and stuffy." "Summer time" refers to summer. "Stuffy" is another word for humid.

Sometimes it is simply HOT! japan has very warm summers and it can reach over 40 degrees! When this is mixed with HUMIDITY it can be very difficult to "stay DRY" Japanese people are used to this reality...and change clothing often when its warm and humid.

Both of these sentences can be used interchangeably as they both have the same meaning, the main difference between the two is that in the first sentence, "summer in Japan," is the object of the sentence whereas in the second example, it becomes the subject head of the sentence.

If you want to express that summer is hot and humid in Japan, you canuse any of the following statements:- 1. In Japan, summertime is hot and humid. 日本では、夏は暑くて湿度が高いです。 2. June through to August is hot and humid in Japan. 日本では6月から8月にかけては湿度が高いです。 Here are other ways to say this:- 3. In summer, the temperature in Japan is hot and humid. 夏は日本の気温が高く湿度が高い。 4. In Japan, we experience heat and humidy during the summer months. 日本では、夏の間に暑さと謙虚さを経験します。