Signification
Describes something as being excessive in quantity.
Contexte culturel
In business, saying '太多了' can be a way to negotiate a price or scope of a project. Similar usage, often used with a slightly softer tone in service settings. Cantonese speakers often use '太多' in the same way, though the pronunciation differs. Used in daily life, often mixed with English particles.
The 'le' factor
Always add '了' to make it sound natural.
Polite refusal
Use it to decline food politely.
Signification
Describes something as being excessive in quantity.
The 'le' factor
Always add '了' to make it sound natural.
Polite refusal
Use it to decline food politely.
Teste-toi
Fill in the blank with the correct phrase.
这里的作业______，我写不完。
The speaker is complaining about the workload, so 'too much' (太多了) is appropriate.
Choose the most natural response.
Waiter: 'Would you like more rice?' You: '______'
This is the standard polite way to decline extra food.
Match the situation to the feeling.
Match the situation with the correct reaction.
Too many people in a room makes it 'too much'.
🎉 Score : /3
Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
3 exercices这里的作业______，我写不完。
The speaker is complaining about the workload, so 'too much' (太多了) is appropriate.
Waiter: 'Would you like more rice?' You: '______'
This is the standard polite way to decline extra food.
Associez chaque element a gauche avec son pair a droite :
Too many people in a room makes it 'too much'.
🎉 Score : /3
Questions fréquentes
2 questionsYes, '时间太多了' means 'too much time'.
Not if used correctly to set boundaries.
Expressions liées
很多
contrastA lot
太少
contrastToo little
足够
contrastEnough
过量
similarExcessive amount
