No. 1,568 in Korean
너무나
"너무나" means "very" or "extremely."
In a sentence
이 음식은 너무나 맛있어요.
This food is so delicious.
The word '너무나' is used to emphasize the degree to which the food is delicious, expressing an intense feeling.
너무나 기쁘게도 그는 합격했어요.
To my great joy, he passed.
Here, '너무나' intensifies the emotion of joy in the sentence.
그 영화는 너무나 재미있었습니다.
That movie was so interesting.
'너무나' emphasizes the level of interest and enjoyment experienced from the movie.
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