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As a non English speaker, what does "so much this" mean? Does it essentially just mean "I agree"?
by sureglymop 2y ago
As a non English speaker, what does "so much this" mean?
Does it essentially just mean "I agree"?
- scott_w 2y agoYep, basically “I agree with this statement a lot.” It’s very much an “online Americanism.”
- ericjmorey 2y agoIt's a call for others to take note of the important or profound message being highlighted. So more than just "I agree".
- lr4444lr 2y agoIn the superlative, yes. It's a fairly new phrase, and hardly in my parlance, but it's growing on me when I'm in informal typed chat contexts.
- ziml77 2y agoWhen someone says "this" they are basically pointing at a comment and saying "this is what I think too". "So much" is applied to intensify that. So, yes, it's a strong assertion of agreement with the comment they're replying to.