“Soo” is undeniably used too, but mostly in verbal conversations and extremely casual interactions, like text messages and social media. In this comparison, “So” is the correct, appropriate form for the word we use so much in many different situations. However, don’t lose sight of the fact that this isn’t an acceptable form to use in any serious communications, even casual ones, outside of those contexts. That’s to say that you’re quite likely to use the extended “Soo” version at some point, and it’s ok. Also, it’s more common in extremely casual interactions, like text messages, social media, etc. Keep in mind that “Soo” is used a lot in conversations, to emphasize the story that’s being told. “Soo” appears at the very bottom of the graph, indicating it’s not used much. It’s correct and appropriate, and it makes sense that people would use it more often. Which one of those forms is used more often, “So” or “Soo”? Let’s take a look at the graph from Google Ngram Viewer below.Īs expected, “So” is the prevalent form. Why do you hate John so? Which Is Used the Most?.Looking at this picture I remember I was so happy that day.That is so not true, I won’t even argue with you.I wish I didn’t have so much work to get done.There are many ways you can use the word “So”, and here are some examples: According to The Cambridge Dictionary, “So” can also be used to argue against a negative statement and before a noun or the word “not” for emphasis. “So” can be used to indicate something is certain or true, and to avoid repeating the same phrase or word a second time. “So” can also mean “in the same way”, or “in a similar way”. For example, “So” can mean “very”, “extremely”, or “to such a degree” (especially if at the end of a sentence). “So” is a word that can be used in many different ways. You look soo gorgeous! When to Use “So”.There is soo much work to do, that I don’t even know where to start.But it can be used in very casual conversations between friends, via text messages, and social media, for example. You won’t find that form in any serious material or content, formal or informal. “Soo” is an exaggerated, alternate version of the word “So”. “Soo” wouldn’t be acceptable or appropriate in any written communication, casual or not, outside of that setting. It’d be acceptable to be used orally, to bring emphasis to the sentence, and in a very informal setting, such as a text message as a fun way to introduce a topic. The first sentence is correct, and you can replicate it. In the first set, “So” is used as conjunction at the beginning of a sentence to start a conversation or change the subject. The two sets of examples show “So” used with different meanings. We went to Peter’s house and it was soo big.We went to Peter’s house and it was so big.“Soo” isn’t a word, although it can be informally used as an exaggeration of “So”. It can also mean “in the same way”, or be used to avoid repeating a phrase said earlier. For example, it can mean “very”, or “extremely”. “So”, is an adverb that has different applications. Also, if both forms are correct and when should we use each. We want to know if “Soo” is the same as “So”. Have you ever received a text message from a friend that started the conversation by saying, “Soo” and followed with an interesting story?
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