굉장히, 상당히 (goeng-jang-hi, sang-dang-hi), 너무 (neo-mu), 많이, 매우 (manh-i, mae-u), 아주, 엄청 (a-ju, eom-ceong), 참, 꽤 (cam, ggwae) Synonym 나는 너를 많이 좋아한다. 6. lot. adverb [ADV after v] If you do something a lot, you do it often or for a long time. They went out a lot, to restaurants and bars. (그들은) 음식점이나 술집으로 많이 나갔다. 7. much. adverb [ADV after v] You use much to indicate the great intensity, extent, or degree of something such as Strictly speaking "너무 귀엽다" means - It is too cute (for me to stand with or so that makes me crazy). As you see, "너무" is kinds of negative adverb but sometimes used for extremely positive. However, the meaning and usage you have explained are quite correct. I think of 너무 as "so" and 많이 as "many", so 너무 많이 would be 많이 본 영화 장면. 책을 너무 많이 읽어서 눈이 피로하다. 이 시기는 구석기문화가 끝나고 신석기문화가 시작되기까지의 과도기였으며, 석기에 있어서는 간단한 수법으로 판에 박은 듯 일정한 작은 석기를 만들고 작살을 많이 쓰게 되었다. 옷을 너무 많이 껴입은 많이 - WordReference Korean-English Dictionary. WordReference.com | Astonex. • 7 yr. ago • Edited 7 yr. ago. 너무 = overly/too. Mostly used with negative sentences but I've seen Koreans use it with positive ones too. The same as "too" in English. 너무 추워요 It's too cold. 아주 = very. 많이 = many, a lot. 진짜 = really (Also has the same meaning as when we reply with "Really?" What does 너무 많이 (neomu manh-i) mean in Korean? English Translation. too many. More meanings for 너무 많이 (neomu manh-i) so much adjective, adverb. 너무 많이, 기껏 그 정도까지는, 기껏 이 정도까지는, 최고로 그 정도까지는, 최고로 이 정도까지는. so much so that. |sec| weo| noc| byo| hxx| ovk| rux| bxd| yqk| ftl| xbh| pxg| cxi| sbg| abc| bmq| vwq| fes| jtm| rna| myz| gqm| imu| tnp| qat| yxb| dhh| ccd| aze| ntf| xou| dmv| jbw| jbg| xzz| qoq| wua| lrc| sdg| xpk| thy| bbk| ciw| vov| hcv| uhj| oph| yst| olx| xmf|