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What does que tal de calor mean?

"Que tal de calor" is a Spanish phrase that literally translates to "How about the heat?"

It's a common way to comment on the hot weather. You can use it as a greeting or as a conversational starter in situations where the heat is noticeable.

Here are some examples of how you could use it:

* "Que tal de calor? ¡Hace un calor terrible!" (How about the heat? It's unbearably hot!)

* "Hola, ¿que tal de calor?" (Hello, how about the heat?)

* "Uf, que tal de calor, ¿no?" (Whew, how about the heat, huh?)

Keep in mind that the tone of the phrase can vary depending on the context. It can be a simple comment on the weather or a more emphatic way to express how hot it is.

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