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izredno — meaning in English: extremely

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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers of Slovenian often use 'izredno' in both casual conversations and more serious discussions. For example, one might say, 'Ta hrana je izredno dobra!' when praising a meal, or use it in a formal context like a presentation to describe an 'izredno pomembna tema' (extremely important topic).
Synonyms & nuances
'Izredno' is similar to 'zelo' (very) and 'izjemno' (exceptionally), but carries a stronger connotation of intensity and significance. While 'zelo' is often used in everyday expressions, 'izredno' is preferred when emphasizing the extraordinary aspects of a situation or object.
Culture
'Izredno' has its roots in the Slovenian word 'zredno', which means 'ordinary' or 'usual'. The prefix 'iz-' adds emphasis, transforming it to mean 'extremely'. This transformation reflects how Slovenian often uses prefixes to modify meanings, a feature that provides dramatic flair in everyday language.
FAQ
Q.What does 'izredno' mean in English?
'Izredno' translates to 'extremely' in English, indicating a high degree of intensity or a significant degree of something.
Q.How can I use 'izredno' in a sentence?
You can use 'izredno' to enhance adjectives, such as in 'Izredno lepo vreme' meaning 'Extremely nice weather'. It adds emphasis and conveys your strong feelings.
Q.Are there any common mistakes when using 'izredno'?
'Izredno' is often confused with 'zelo', but remember that 'izredno' implies a more intense degree. Use it when you want to stress the exceptional quality of something.
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