"たいへん" is an adverb often used in many contexts, and today we list some examples commonly used in our work. For your reference.
For example: After listening to a joke, you think it is very interesting, you can express it like this:
It's very interesting.
Very interesting.
For example, if the other party's name is written incorrectly in the email, you want to reply to the other party to apologize, you can write like this:
I'm very sorry.
Emergency embrace. (I'm very sorry for the degree of intent", I'm sorry)
For example, when you do something wrong and make a serious mistake, you usually have to express it like this:
I'm very sorry.
We're sorry. (The highest degree of solemn apology.) ）
For example: you have something you can't do on your own, others help you to do it, you can express it like this:
Thank you very much.
Helped a lot and was saved.
In short, "たいへん" as an adverb can be flexibly matched with various adjectives or verbs, and the degree of emphasis is high and heavy.
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