Hello,
I have a question about how the verb 飲む is being used in module 4.1:
飲み過ぎですよ / you drank too much
Where exactly do you get 飲み from (it doesn't seem to be listed as any tense or form when I look up different conjugations of the verb). Is this a casual way of saying "drink?" Or is this not really a verb but a play on the verb? A noun form of the verb? :-) In other examples online used with 過ぎ I see the same type of variation:
食べ過ぎ / you ate too much
Any light someone could shed would be great. Thanks so much!
I have a question about how the verb 飲む is being used in module 4.1:
飲み過ぎですよ / you drank too much
Where exactly do you get 飲み from (it doesn't seem to be listed as any tense or form when I look up different conjugations of the verb). Is this a casual way of saying "drink?" Or is this not really a verb but a play on the verb? A noun form of the verb? :-) In other examples online used with 過ぎ I see the same type of variation:
食べ過ぎ / you ate too much
Any light someone could shed would be great. Thanks so much!