Adverbs of Degree
These words tell us how much or to what extent something happens or is.
The Basics ⭐
These go BEFORE the adjective or adverb.
The "Too" Problem 🛑
"Too" usually has a negative meaning. It means "more than you want or need".
The "Enough" Rule ✅
"Enough" means sufficient (ល្មម / គ្រប់គ្រាន់). Its position is tricky!
They both translate to "ណាស់"!
(ស៊ុបក្តៅណាស់ តែខ្ញុំចូលចិត្តញ៉ាំក្តៅៗ អត់អីទេ!)
(ស៊ុបក្តៅពេក ក្តៅខ្លាំងរហូតដល់ញ៉ាំមិនកើត!)
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Watch Teacher Sopheak build sentences like a pro! Pay attention to where 'enough' is placed.
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Hi Rotha! In English, usually, we say "I am very happy" or "really happy". We use "too" for negative things, or when something stops us from doing an action (like "I am too tired to work"). 🏗️
Teacher, can I say "I am too happy"? Because in Khmer we say ខ្ញុំសប្បាយចិត្តពេក.