とっても
Meanings
Adverb
Usually written in kana
1. very; awfully; exceedingly
とっても is more emphatic
2. (not) at all; by no means; simply (cannot)
before a negative form
Pitch accent
っても
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Examples (30 in total)
I really like it.
It was really cold.
Water is very important.
I'm very busy these days!
Mary is very cute, isn't she?
Tom seems really happy.
Kittens are very playful.
Tom was in a very good mood.
Of course you can take it if you want.
The buildings look so tiny.
He is a great lover of music.
That swimsuit looks really good on you.
Come on, play with me, I'm so bored!
This is a very interesting book.
You're very stylish today.
The room was very crowded.
Mahjong tiles are very beautiful.
He might look scary, but he's really nice.
This baby penguin is too cute!
My mother cooked the potatoes very well.
I've been very busy since the new term started.
People say Tom is very smart.
I feel so happy today.
I'm so excited to see you in Japan!
The Nara lights and flowers festival was very romantic!
He's really popular, and I'm not.
My dream is to become a very strong mahjong player.
Please try that coffee. I think it's really delicious.
We were very close friends and often visited each other's homes.
This part of the lake is very shallow.