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Korean expression

너무 무서운데

Said by JUNGWON (ENHYPEN)

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What does 너무 무서운데 mean?

너무 무서운데 means "very; extremely" in Korean.

How it works here

‘너무’ greatly intensifies the following word. With ‘무서운데’, it means that the degree of scariness is very high.

In this line

너무

As an adverb, it commonly emphasizes an excessive degree. Compared with ‘많이’ (a lot), ‘너무’ often also conveys excess or that something feels burdensome.

When it's used

Used to emphasize that the amount, size, or degree of something is extremely high.

The line

야 나... 와 이거 너무 무서운데

Hey, I… wow, this is so scary.

Said as an immediate reaction when something feels much stronger than expected.

Scene from “EP.1 버려진 자의 방 | Knight Of Blood Moon | ENHYPEN (엔하이픈) ‘EN-O’CLOCK SPIN OFF’” · Channel: ENHYPEN Watch on YouTube

More examples

  1. 오늘은 너무 피곤해서 일찍 자야겠어.

    I’m so tired today that I should go to bed early.

  2. 이 소파는 너무 커서 방에 안 들어가요.

    This sofa is so big that it won’t fit in the room.

Quick check

What does this mean here?

너무

야 나... 와 이거 너무 무서운데

  • Very intensely; excessively.
  • Being extremely insufficient.
  • Being extremely calm and quiet.
  • Being noticeably small in size or amount.
Show the answer

Very intensely; excessively.

As an adverb, it commonly emphasizes an excessive degree. Compared with ‘많이’ (a lot), ‘너무’ often also conveys excess or that something feels burdensome.

Other words in this line

나
I; me
이거
This thing
무섭다
To be scary

Same expression in other scenes

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