#Kokono clothing how to#

= I have been going out with her too long. = Kanojo to no tsukiai ga nagaku narisugita. → 作りすぎる = つくりすぎる = tsukuri sugiru = to make something too much ★ verb + すぎる ( = sugiru): to do something too much, excessively, to overdo somethingĢ) delete ます (= masu) and make a masu-stem = I can’t believe you get to go to Paris twice a year! I’m so jealous! = Ichinen ni nikai mo pari ni ikeru nannte urayamashisugiru! It adds the meaning of “ very” “ extremely”. You can use すぎる ( = sugiru) in a positive way, too. = Kaminoke ga nagasugiru kara chotto kittara? = If you are too meticulous, you’ll get stressed out easily. = Seikaku ga komakasugiru to sutoresu ga tamariyasui. = I guess I have to clean up my room because it is too messy. = Heya ga kitana sugiru kara katazukeyou kana. = The texts are too small so I want them to be bigger. = Ji ga chiisasugiru no de motto ookiku shite hoshii. When it is obvious who you are talking about or general speech, you omit a pronoun + には ( = niwa) = The skirt which is too flashy for my mother. = It seems like the ramen dishes in this place are too big for my little sister. = Kokono raamen wa imouto niwa oosugita mitai da. = Kono fuku wa, watashi niwa kawaisugiru. = Kono hon wa watashi niwa muzukashisugita. If you want to say “Something is too ~ for someone” you say → 濃すぎる = こすぎる ( = kosugiru) too dark/too strong * 濃い = こい ( = koi) dark, strong (tea/coffee/alcohol ) Note: Though すぎる ( = sugiru) has kanji, 過ぎる, I will use hiragana in this lesson so that it will be easier to read.Ī lot of writers / official writing tend to use hiragana as well. The verb: 過ぎる = すぎる = sugiru = to pass by, to go beyondīy attaching an adverb / verb or noun, you can express something is too ~, overly ~, to be ~ excessively

#Kokono clothing how to#

Today will be the first those: the lesson on how to use ～すぎる ( = sugiru)! This year I will be updating and releasing improved versions of my mini-lessons.