Lesson 1 Flashcards
Too (much), excessively
Very, quiet (sometimes also use in a shorten form as 넘 but only in very casual language
너무
Although the basic meaning of the word normal is too much or excessively in critical Korean, it also has the meaning of very quiet.
In the past 너무 was only was only use in negative sentences or context but it has gradually become acceptable to use in positive context as well.
너무 is usually combine with adjectives but it can also be used with verb as well.
It’s too big
너무 커요.
To be expensive
It’s too expensive
비싸다
너무 비싸요.
To be fast
It’s too fast
빠르다
너무 빨라요
To be difficult
It is too difficult
어렵다
너무 어려워요
To be noisy
It is too noisy
시끄럽다
너무 시끄러워요
To be big, to be Tall
Soyeon, you’re too tall
그다
소연 씨 너무 커요
(Someone) speaks too fast
말이 너무 빨라요
The Korean language is too difficult
한국어 너무 어려워요
It is really tasty
너무 맛있어요
It’s really good
I’m really happy about it
너무 좋아요
It’s really well done
You did such a good job
너무 잘했어요
It’s really cool
It looks awesome
너무 멋있어요
This pizza is really tasty
이 피자 너무 맛있어요
Model
The model is really cool
모델
저 모델 너무 멋있어요
It’s too hot
It’s very hot
너무 더워요
To be sleepy
I’m too sleepy
I’m very sleepy
졸리다
너무 졸려요
I miss you/him/her/them so much.
너무 보고 싶어요
I’m really hungry
너무 배고파요
Lunch
Have you not had lunch yet?
점심
점심 안 먹었어요?
Go ahead
Go ahead and eat
얼른
얼른 먹어요
To be easy
It’s too easy .
쉽다
너무 쉬워요
To be bitter.
It’s too bitter.
쓰다
너무 써요.
To be salty
It is too salty .
짜다
너무 짜요.
Music sound, to be loud
The music is too loud
음악 소리, 크다
음악 소리가 너무 커요.
Shoes, to be small
The shoes are too small.
신발, 작다
신발이 너무 작아요.
