Discussion of 极了/極了 [jí le] extremely, very

Discussion of 极了/極了

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What situations are typically suitable for using 极了 (jí le)?

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极了 (jí le) is typically used emphasize the degree of something, such as how good or bad something is. For example, one might say 极了 (jí le) to express that something is extremely good or bad. It can also be used to express that something is the best or worst of its kind.

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Is 极了 (jí le) a formal or informal expression?

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非常 versus 极了:

非常 (Fēicháng) means "very" or "extremely." It is a commonly used adverb to emphasize the degree or intensity of something. For example, "非常高兴" (fēicháng gāoxìng) means "very happy" or "extremely pleased."

极了 (Jíle) also means "extremely" or "to the utmost degree" and often conveys a sense of completion or reaching the highest possible level. 极了 appears after the adjective that it modifies. For example, "高兴极了" (gāoxìng jíle) means "extremely happy".

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