Meaning
To feel a high temperature in one's body or environment.
Cultural Background
In Spain, 'tener calor' is often used to justify opening windows or asking for a fan. In Mexico, people often say 'tengo mucho calor' to emphasize the intensity of the heat.
The 'Tener' Rule
Always remember: if you feel it in your body, use 'tener'.
Meaning
To feel a high temperature in one's body or environment.
The 'Tener' Rule
Always remember: if you feel it in your body, use 'tener'.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
Yo ______ calor.
We use 'tener' for physical sensations.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesYo ______ calor.
We use 'tener' for physical sensations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo! This often means 'I am horny' or 'I am physically hot to the touch'. Use 'Tengo calor'.
Related Phrases
Tener frío
contrastTo be cold
Hace calor
similarIt is hot
