Too comparative !

Looking for help again ( I have searched- honest )
how do you say "too" in Pl for example -
too drogi
too maly
also, how would you compare things, for example -
more expensive than
more beautiful than
also how do you spell "more" - (sounds like VeeYonSay)
Thanks in advance to any contributions.

I pretty sure you do it in the same was as the German. Adding a suffix.

So while it is grammatically incorrect in English, it would probably be
"beautiful-er than..."
"expensiv-er than..."

In fact a faint bell is ringing in the rolling hillside that is my my mind:
Ladniejszy
Drozszy

But wait for a Pole to confirm/deny I've not used what basic polish I have for about a year. :)

za drogi
za maly





drozszy niz
piekniejszy niz

we have similar distinction like English: some adjectives get a suffix (-szy) and some get the descriptive way (adding "bardziej"), but of course there's no correspondence between Polish and English adjective (so when using descriptive in English, you may still use the suffix in Polish)

with suffix

irregular adjectives:
good - better - (the) best
dobry - lepszy - najlepszy

regular:
cheap - cheaper - (the) cheapest
tani - tańszy - najtańszy

expensive - more expensive - (the) most expensive
drogi - droższy - najdroższy

Descriptive:
intelligent - more intelligent - (the) most intelligent
inteligentny - bardziej inteligentny - najbardziej inteligentny

sexy - sexier - (the) sexiest
seksowny - bardziej seksowny - najbardziej seksowny

Thanks to all answers, I suppose it gets easier with practice.
It can seem a bit daunting at first.

I think you're after 'więcej' there.

Looks about right - thanks.

On there own in this form za malo-too little and za drogo-too expensive would be used.

Bardziej drogi niz-more expensive than

- no, you don't say "bardziej drogi niż" but "droższy niż"

An important distinction:

bardziej - "more", used to express degree, or intensity, of something

więcej - "more", used to express quantity.

Me again -

ja tez= me too

za drogi = too expensive

zybt =

Why would you use zybt instead of za ??

Thanks in advance to all replies.

Zybt = wrong, zbyt = zbyt często np

They are interchangeable for all intents and purposes. It's just a case of knowing what words they commonly pair with. Some are the same, zbyt/za daleko for example. Looking at it from a morphological and phonological point of view, they are different. Semantically, there is a slight difference, as per synonyms

Hope that helped in some way

Thanks Seanus, I think for the stage I am at I will just use "za" for everything.

There's consistency with that which is good. The important thing is that u will be understood when u use za. It's not like u used the wrong gender form like le/la in French or der/die/das in German. Not that that's a cardinal sin either mind u.

Poles will likely correct u if they feel that sth's wrong. I made a right royal stuff of things when i first arrived but I like to think that I've come on in leaps and bounds through being brave and listening to the experts, namely, the natives.