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凄すごく

すごく · sugoku

i-adjective

Awfully, very, immensely

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すごくが
Nakadaka

falls after mora 2 · what is pitch accent?

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How it’s used

Casual spoken intensifier; more emphatic than とても and common in everyday conversation.

Not to be confused with すごい (sugoi), which can stand alone as an exclamation or adjective; 凄く is the adverbial form.

Example sentences

It's really delicious!

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It was really fun.

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What does 凄く mean?

Awfully, very, immensely.

How do you pronounce 凄く?

すごく (sugoku). Pitch accent: nakadaka — falls after mora 2. Press Listen above to hear it.

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Awfully, very, immensely