Definition for the Tagalog word masyado:
masyado 
[adverb] too much; excessively; terribly
Masyado Example Sentences in Tagalog: (15)
Masyado siyá kung maglagáy ng make-up.
She puts too much make-up on.
Hindî namán masyadong malakí.
It's not really too big.
Masyadong malamíg dito.
Kiníkilíg akó.
It's too cold in here. I'm shivering.
Masyado niyáng dinamdám ang nangyari.
He took what happened too hard.
Pinangunahan ko siyá para hindî siyá masyadong magalit.
I forewarned him so he won't get so angry.
Masyadong abalá si Emma,
hindî mo siyá makakausap.
Emma is very busy, you won't be able to talk to her.
Huwág kang masyadong magtítipíd pagdatíng sa pagkain.
Don't economize too much when it comes to food.
Huwág mong masyadong seryosohin at larô lang 'yan.
Don't take it too seriously as it's just a game.
Masyadong mabigát ang maleta ko kayâ hihilahin ko na lang.
My luggage is too heavy so I'll just drag it.
Nagalit ang tatay ni Anna
kasí masyadong gabí na siyáng umuwî.
Anna's father got mad at her because she came home very late.
Kung maglalarô kayó,
huwág kayóng masyadong maingay.
If you're going to play, don't be too noisy.
Buksán mo ang mga bintanà para hindî masyadong uminit sa loób ng bahay.
Open the windows so that it won't get too hot inside the house.
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too muchexcessiveexcessively
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