Hot
Hot To The Touch, Passionate
い adjective
This is a single kanji with an い on the end, so you know it's probably an adjective. The adjective form of hot is still hot!
This is for something hot to the touch, not for the weather (that'd be 暑い). Think boiling water or someone's forehead when they have a fever — those are 熱い. Figuratively, it can also mean passionate. Burning passion, right?
This word has a kanji with hiragana attached, so you know it'll use the kun'yomi reading. You didn't learn it with the kanji, but you should know a very similar word that means hot and uses the same あつい reading: 暑い! These words are for different kinds of hot, but they're pronounced exactly the same way. Just remember that hot = あつい and you'll be OK.
熱い物
hot food, something hot
熱いお湯
hot water
熱い思い
passionate feelings, passionate yearning
熱いお茶
hot tea
熱いコーヒー
hot coffee
熱いスープ
hot soup
心が熱い
to have a passionate heart, to experience a heart-warming feeling
顔が熱い
to be hot-headed, one's head feels hot
体が熱い
one's body feels hot
私は熱いお茶が好きです。
I like hot tea.
でも、これはちょっと熱すぎます。
But this is a little too hot.
カップもすごく熱くて、持てません。
Even the cup is so hot that I can't hold it.
高校の時の熱い先生を思い出すくらい、熱いお茶です。
It's so burning hot, it reminds me of my passionate high school teacher.
あの先生より熱いものはないと思っていました。今日までは。
I thought nothing could be as burning hot as that teacher's passion. Until today.
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