JLPT N5 Japanese Grammar Lesson すぎる How to say "too much" in Japanese 日本語能力試験

Today I am going to go over how to use すぎる, which means without "too much". I will be covering all sorts of ways to use this grammar so make sure to watch all the way through! Practice speaking out loud by repeating the example sentences after me to help solidify your knowledge. **Find the answers to the quiz below 👇
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-----QUIZ EXAMPLE ANSWERS------
1.このレストランは高すぎる。
2.言いすぎた。
3.今年の夏は暑すぎた。
*(there may be slightly different ways to say these, these are just examples)
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[@itsalwaysphunnyinsillydelp7667]

thanks very helpful 🙂

[@JpLaunch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Natsuyoshi]

Hey ty for the vids as always, may I ask if you're gonna release a video for all N2 vocabs any time soon ? :c

[@JpLaunch]

Thanks for watching! It is on my to do list. I will first need to release them in small chunks as it is a TON of words. ^^; Then once that is done I can release a combined version.

[@davidgun07]

このはレストラン高すぎるです
言ってをすぎる
この夏は暑すぎかった

[@GamingTranceSeer]

How is this different from " たくさん"？

[@happykamil1932]

Hey sensei , at 1.48 you said ”すきすぎる” does it mean love to much or love so much?　I guess "すぎる" add some negative perspective？

[@JpLaunch]

It means "love too much". Not necessarily a negative perspective though. People sometimes use it when they mean like "more than they think it normal"

[@toniecuffia3422]

'Promo SM'

[@southcoastinventors6583]

For 3.今年の夏は暑すぎた。 could this also be the answer この夏は暑すぎかった。? Second question which form do you see more this すぎる or 過ぎる in written Japanese ?

[@JpLaunch]

In your example sentence この夏 is fine but you cannot say すぎかった, the past form conjugation is すぎた。I think in written Japanese 過ぎる is more common.

[@southcoastinventors6583]

@@JpLaunch Thanks, I really like the images you use for your examples sentences 完璧 😄👏

[@dirkdiggler.]

毎夜はビールをのみすぎる

[@JpLaunch]

lol 😂 good example