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Korean expression

호시 너무 좋다

너무

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What does 너무 mean?

너무 means "Very; extremely" in Korean.

How it works here

Placed before ‘좋다’, ‘너무’ indicates a very high degree. Here it strongly emphasizes how much the speaker likes it.

When it's used

Used to strongly emphasize an emotion, condition, or degree. It often appears with a positive meaning, but depending on the context it can also indicate excess.

The line

호시 너무 좋다.

Hoshi is so good.

This is used to express an emotion or condition with emphasis.

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More examples

  1. 이 영화 너무 재미있다.

    This movie is so interesting.

  2. 오늘은 날씨가 너무 덥다.

    The weather is so hot today.

Quick check

What does this mean here?

너무

호시 너무 좋다.

  • It means that, contrary to expectations, the result is very sloppy and inadequate.
  • It indicates a very high degree, like ‘very’ or ‘extremely’.
  • It describes a very crowded situation in which too many people have gathered.
  • It describes the weather suddenly becoming much milder and warm outside.
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It indicates a very high degree, like ‘very’ or ‘extremely’.

It is an adverb that modifies the adjective, verb, or adverbial phrase immediately following it. It is very common in conversation and sounds more natural and colloquial than ‘아주’ (very) or ‘매우’ (very). With a negative meaning, ‘너무’ can mean ‘excessively’, but here it is simply an intensifier.

Other words in this line

좋다
To be good; to like

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