Languages solve the communication problems in different ways. The English language does not have a superlative suffix to express exceedingly, extremely, super: This cake is extremely good. This game is super fun. Spanish solved this way of expressing a superlative with the suffix -ísimo (-ísima, -ísimos, -ísimas). If someone is exceedingly tall, we will say "es altísimo" instead of saying "muy alto." When we find something exceedingly expensive, we say "es carísimo." This suffix is very handy and easy to use and certainly trumps "muy, súper" that even natives are prone to use. "Blanquísimo, buenísimo, facilísimo, malísimo, guapísima, riquísimo, durísimo, divertidísimo." Do not hesitate to use this convenient suffix.
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