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ビールを 飲 の みすぎました。 biiru o nomi-sugimashita. (I drank too much beer.) biiru o nomisugimashita あの 自転車 じてんしゃ の 値段 ねだん は 高 たか すぎました。 ano jitenshano nedan wa takasugi mashita. The price of that bicycle was too high. ano jitenshano nedan wa takasugi mashita. その 靴.
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JLPT N5 Grammar: すぎる (sugiru) すぎる (sugiru) is a Japanese verb that means "to exceed" or "to be more than.". It is often used to express the idea that something is too much or too many. Form. Verb ます (stem form) すぎる. な-adjective すぎます. い-adjective + Cut off い すぎた. すぎました. すぎて.
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日本の夏は暑すぎ [です・ます]。 The summer in Japan is too hot. Again, in this case, the meaning of the two versions is the same. Just keep in mind that the stem-form version 〜すぎです is often regarded as more informal and colloquial than the verb-conjugated version 〜すぎます.
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例文. 1. 動詞文. 昨日は飲み すぎて 、何度も吐いちゃった。. I drank so much yesterday and I threw up several times. 最近、遊び すぎて 金欠なんです。. Recently, I've been hanging around out too much and I'm running out of money. 疲れ すぎて 、もう何もできません。. I'm too tired to do anything.
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例文 〔V-ます〕＋すぎる ちょっと、食たべすぎました。おなかが痛いたいです…。 東京とうきょうでお金かねを使つかいすぎました。もうお金かねがありませんよ。 子こどものころ、ゲームをしすぎましたから、私わたしは目めが悪わ.
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1. このズボンは長すぎます。 kono zubon wa nagasugimasu Meaning: This pair of trousers is too long.. 2. このシャツは大きすぎます。 kono shatsu wa ookisugimasu Meaning: This shirt is too big.. 3. この車は高すぎるから、買えません。 kono kuruma wa takasugiru kara, kaemasen Meaning: I cannot buy this car because it's too expensive.
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How and when すぎる is used. すぎる is used in Japanese to indicate that the degree of actions or states is excessive and it goes beyond the ordinary state of things. It is not always beneficial to overdo things, to exaggerate, so we find すぎる in sentences with a negative meaning or expressing undesirable states.
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Once you have found the stem of the verb or adjective, just add すぎる (sugiru) to the end. ★ For example, the stem of the verb 食べます (tabemasu) is 食べ (tabe).Add すぎる (sugiru) and it becomes 食べすぎる (tabesugiru) - eat too much. ★ The stem of the i-adjective 小さい (chiisai) is 小さ (chiisa). Add すぎる (sugiru) and it becomes 小さすぎる.
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There are 56 example sentences available for this grammar point. あまりにも危険すぎる。. It's just too dangerous. amari ni mo kiken sugiru. 食事は早すぎる。. It's too early for me to dine. shokuji wa hayasugiru. それについて話をするのはまだ早すぎる。. It's too soon to talk about that.
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JLPT N4 GRAMMAR: ～すぎます (~Sugimasu) ～すぎます indicates that the degree of an action or a state is excessive. Therefore it is usually used with reference to undesirable states. It is classified as a group II verb and therefore conjugates in the same way. 動詞ます形・い―形容詞（ い ）・なー形容詞（ な.
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English Meaning (s) for すぎます. ichidan verb, intransitive verb. to pass through; to pass by; to go beyond. to pass (of time); to elapse. to have expired; to have ended; to be over. to exceed; to surpass; to be above. to be no more than. (as 〜に過ぎない, etc.) ichidan verb, intransitive verb, suffix.
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Maybe it helps you if we translate sugiru as "to be too much". Now we can see that sugiru is really just an obnoxious cousin of あります (arimasu), a verb that means "to be". Realizing it's a verb is very important because we have to conjugate it as one. すぎる (sugiru) by itself becomes すぎます(sugimasu). たべすぎる.
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c. やさしすぎます。. d. やさしもです。. The correct answer is c. This "too" means "excessively" so the expression " [verb/adjective stem] + すぎ" has to be used. やさしい is an いadjective, so its stem is やさし, not やさしい. Thus the choice a. has to be eliminated. If this "too" means "also (as.
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たべます -> たべ ます + すぎる; たべ すぎて おなかが痛い (tabe sugite onaka ga itai) I ate too much and now my stomach hurts; Extra Notes: This grammar comes from the verb 過ぎる (sugiru), which means to pass or to exceed. However, this grammar most often written in just hiragana.
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すぎる is a verb that is used in Japanese to mean 'to exceed', or 'to go past'. It keeps this meaning when it is attached to other words, and creates the Japanese equivalent of saying that something is 'too much'. すぎる can be joined to the ます stem of verbs, the stem form of い-Adjectives (simply remove the い), or the stem form of な-Adjectives (simply remove the な).