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What is the difference in chaud and Il fait chaud?

"Chaud" is an adjective that means "hot" or "warm". It is used to describe the temperature of something or the feeling of being hot. It can also be used figuratively to mean "intense" or "passionate".

- For example:

> Il fait chaud dehors. (It is hot outside.)

> J'ai chaud. (I am hot.)

> C'est un film très chaud. (It is a very intense film.)

"Il fait chaud" is a French expression that means "it is hot". It is used to describe the temperature of the weather.

- For example:

> Il fait chaud aujourd'hui. (It is hot today.)

> Il fait chaud en été. (It is hot in the summer.)

To summarize, "chaud" is an adjective used to describe something that is hot, while "il fait chaud" is a phrase expressing the hot weather.

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