Pass, Exceed, Mistake

Interesting Fact

Japanese uses ～すぎる (-sugiru) after verbs and adjectives to express doing or being too much. 😅 For example, 食べすぎる means "eating too much," while 寝すぎる means "sleeping too much." It's an incredibly useful pattern because Japanese speakers can attach it to countless actions. So when someone wakes up after sleeping until noon and says, 寝すぎた!—they're admitting they went beyond the reasonable limit.