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Verb: avere (to have)·Avere caldo and Avere freddo — Hot and Cold
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Rule reminder

'Avere caldo' = to be hot / to feel warm (literally: to have heat). 'Avere freddo' = to be cold / to feel cold (literally: to have cold). These refer to how a PERSON feels, not the weather. For weather: 'Fa caldo' (it's hot) / 'Fa freddo' (it's cold).

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