feel like summer

[Silver]

Hi,

I saw a foreigner wearing shorts yesterday on the street, it looked like he was about to jog. I said:

It feels like summer.

Is it natural to convey the idea that his wearing shorts gives me a sense of going back to the summer.

 

[VicNicSor]

It may be taken as sarcasm -- "You're not dressed for the weather".

 

[Silver]

Thanks a lot, VicNic.

I didn't say that to him, but myself. Let's wait for some native speakers.

 

[GreenWhiteBlue]

No. "It feels like summer" means that the weather is so warm that you would think it was summer.

 

[You little ripper!]

Is it natural to convey the idea that his wearing shorts gives me a sense of going back to the summer.

You'd think it was summer!

 

[Silver]

You'd think it was summer!

It's very lucky to have you on my side, YLP. Thanks a lot.

 

[You little ripper!]

I'm very lucky to have you on my side, YLP.

You got me on a good day, Silver. I usually bat for the other team! There's a slight difference between It feels like summer and You'd think it was summer.