In French, when describing hot weather, the correct expression is 'il fait chaud' (it is hot), not 'c'est chaud'. This is a common mistake for beginners learning French.
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Stop saying c’est chaud in French #learnfrench #frenchforbeginner #ouiacademy #livinginfranceAdded:
Stop saying, say show. When it's really hot outside, you say il fait chaud.
Il fait chaud.
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