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SeekerOfPeace -

太 is always used with 了.

他太快了。He is extremely fast. (Or is it: 他太快了)

As I understand it, 太 and 了 are used together to meet extremely.

But do they also mean too much?

For example:

他说太快了。She speaks too quickly.

What if I want to say that someone is talking very fast but not too fast?



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Lu -

You can say hen3 kuai4, te4bie2 kuai4, fei1chang2 kuai4... and many more options.










SeekerOfPeace -

Thank you. Thanks for your answer in the other post as well.










mamba9 -

could it be: 他说得太快了 because your saying how the action is being done (too fast) so you
add the 得. Could this also be valid: 他说話说得太快了?










Quest -

Use 很，非常，十分，超 for very
Use 太 for too












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