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Very (~very much)

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Use 너무 to mean "too much," "very," or "so" when describing something with an intensity or degree. It comes before an adjective or descriptive verb to intensify the meaning.

How it works

  • 너무 + adjective/verb + ending
  • 너무 + 형용사/동사 + (어/아/해)요

Example sentences

  1. 오늘 날씨가 너무 더워요.

    Today's weather is too hot.

  2. 이 커피는 너무 쓰요.

    This coffee is too bitter.

  3. 너무 피곤해요.

    I'm too tired.

  4. 그 영화는 너무 길어요.

    That movie is too long.

  5. 너무 빨리 달려요.

    He/She is running too fast.

  6. 이 옷은 너무 작아요.

    This clothes is too small.

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