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Thai

สุดๆ

Components

สุด

Pronunciation

sùt sùt

สุด

sùt sùt

extremely

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  1. 1 extremely、super、really

A casual intensifier meaning that something is extremely or intensely so. It usually comes after an adjective or state word, like “really,” “super,” or “extremely.”

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extremely、super、really

Adverb⭐️4 Often used Casual

Placed after an adjective or state word to strongly intensify it. It can emphasize both positive and negative qualities.

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Learning notes

Explanation

สุดๆ comes from สุด, meaning an end, limit, or highest degree, plus the repetition mark ๆ. Its core image is that something has gone all the way to an extreme. In everyday use, it is easiest to remember as a casual intensifier placed after the word it modifies, as in อร่อยสุดๆ “super delicious” or ร้อนสุดๆ “extremely hot.” The word itself is not automatically positive; it simply intensifies the word before it.

Usage

It is common in casual conversation, chats, social media, reviews, and personal reactions. People use it for food, movies, trips, weather, tiredness, prices, cuteness, and many other everyday situations where they want to say something is “really” or “super” so.

Caution

Be careful with word order: สุดๆ normally comes after the adjective or state word it intensifies. In formal writing or serious business contexts, use more neutral expressions such as มาก, อย่างมาก, or เป็นอย่างยิ่ง.

Differences from similar words

1 extremely synonyms

  • มาก is a neutral “very” and works in more formal or polite contexts. สุดๆ feels more emotional and casual, closer to “super” or “really, really.”

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