How do you say "Too much" in Japanese?

"Too much" in Japanese is "しすぎ". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Too much’ in Japanese

Q: What does "しすぎ" mean in English?

"しすぎ" means "Too much" in English. Usage tip: [〜しすぎ] means "do ... too much" or "be too ..." In shopping talk, it often follows a stem to describe excess: [きつすぎ] "too tight," [長すぎ] "too long."

しすぎ

shi sugi

[shi]

💬 Usage Tip: [〜しすぎ] means "do ... too much" or "be too ..." In shopping talk, it often follows a stem to describe excess: [きつすぎ] "too tight," [長すぎ] "too long."

Phrase Breakdown

し

shi

[shi]

to do

Refers to performing an action or task.

Example

試着をしすぎないでください。

Please don't try on too many.

すぎ

sugi

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