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Grammar: Degree » 〜すぎる

Add すぎる to a verb or adjective stem to say that the action or quality exceeds a suitable amount: “too much” or “too ~”. The judgment is often negative.

Usage Notes

〜すぎる judges the amount or degree as beyond what is normal or wanted.

Further Reading

Related Grammar

  • Because of too much with 〜あまり

Examples

Too accurate fortunes with 〜すぎる

Learn the meaning and usage of the grammar 〜すぎる in Japanese, with examples from manga.
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Chino recalls her grandfather’s coffee fortune telling.

チノ:
「おじいちゃんのカフェ・ド・マンシーは()たりすぎて(こわ)有名(ゆうめい)でした」
“My grandpa's Café de Mancy was famous for being too accurate to a scary degree.”

Too cute pajamas with 〜すぎる

Learn the meaning and usage of the grammar 〜すぎる in Japanese, with examples from manga.
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Chiya and Syaro unexpectedly have to stay the night at Chino’s home.

シャロ:
「チノちゃんにパジャマ()りたのはいいけどちょっとかわいすぎない?」
“Borrowing pajamas from Chino-chan is fine, but aren't they a little too cute?”