Is it correct to say " the subshine is too strong" when it is burning my skin?
Is it correct to say " the subshine is too strong" when it is burning my skin? Could you teach me a more nature way to say that?
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That would get the correct message across.
I would say
"The sunlight is harsh today"
Or, "the sun is bright today"
Or, "I'm going to get a sunburn out here! Better grab the sunscreen!"
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The sun is shining so much that it is burning my skin.
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'Sunshine' is normally used in positive contexts. I would say 'the sun is too strong'.
These days, (possibly more in southern hemisphere countries) you could also say 'the UV index is too high'. ;)
I don't think 'harsh' or 'bright' are the right words to use. They relate to vision, rather than burning.
Check your spelling: sunshine, not suBshine. Also 'natural' rather than 'nature'.
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