Can I use the adverb 너무 in polite sentence? 너무 피곤합니다. - Is this okay?
Can I use the adverb 너무 in polite sentence? 너무 피곤합니다. - Is this okay?
I know that I can say: 너무 피곤해요. / 너무 피곤해.
If I can't use it in 존댓말 what alternative of this word is?
Expect of 아주 or 매우, which mean "very".
May be 엄청?
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If you need a polite expression, you can say:
제가 조금 많이 피곤해서요.
In a very polite expression,
죄송합니다. 제가 조금 피곤해서요.
Usually, you can say:
많이 피곤합니다.
매우 피곤합니다.
엄청 피곤합니다.
But, '아주' has some different nuances.
'아주 피곤합니다' is not used alone. It is usually used to appeal what someone makes me tired.
ex) '그 사람 때문에 아주 피곤합니다.'
I am very tired because of him.
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