too
word
/ˈtu/
TOO
/tˈuː/
TOO
Definition
Used to indicate that something is more than necessary or wanted, or to show agreement with a previous statement by meaning 'also' or 'as well'.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in informal and formal contexts. 'Too' often pairs with adjectives or adverbs (e.g., 'too hot', 'too quickly'). Do not confuse with 'very' which intensifies but doesn't imply excess. Also used at the end of sentences to mean 'also' or 'as well' (e.g., 'I like it too').
Spanish: demasiado - tambiénPortuguese (BR): demais - tambémPortuguese (PT): demasiado - tambémChinese (Simplified): 太 - 也Chinese (Traditional): 太 - 也Hindi: बहुत - भीArabic: كثيرا - أيضاBengali: অনেক বেশি - অতিরিক্ত - ওRussian: слишком - тожеJapanese: あまりにも - ～もVietnamese: quá - cũngKorean: 너무 - ~도Turkish: çok fazla - de - daUrdu: بہت زیادہ - بھیIndonesian: terlalu - juga
Example Sentences
I agree with you too, that's a great idea.
natural
I want to go, too.
basic
It is too cold to go outside.
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She eats too much sugar.
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That movie was too funny to miss.
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You're too kind! Thanks!
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