(not) that much (alt of あまり/amari) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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(not) that much (alt of あまり/amari)	あんまり

How to say “(not) that much (alt of あまり/amari)” in Japanese? “あんまり”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “あんまり” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on (not) that much (alt of あまり/amari) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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あんまり info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word あんまり:
– Think of "an" as "an apple" and "mari" as the name "Mary." Picture Mary not having that many apples (not that much/apple). This visualization can help link the word あんまり to the concept of "not that much."

Explanations:
– あんまり is an informal or colloquial version of あまり (amari). It often implies "not so much" or "not very much."
– It is typically used in negative sentences to indicate a small degree or amount.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– それほど (sorehodo): To that extent
– そんなに (sonnani): Not that much/that way
– 大して (taie): Not very

Alternate meanings (like slang):
– In slang, あんまり can sometimes be used to mean "overly" or "excessively," although it is less common and context-dependent.

Examples of sentences that use あんまり:
1. 映画はあんまり面白くなかった。
– Eiga wa anmari omoshiroku nakatta.
– The movie wasn't that interesting.

2. 今日はあんまり忙しくない。
– Kyou wa anmari isogashiku nai.
– I'm not that busy today.

3. 彼はあんまり食べない。
– Kare wa anmari tabenai.
– He doesn't eat that much.

4. あんまり騒がないでください。
– Anmari sawaganiaide kudasai.
– Please don't make so much noise.

5. あんまり気にしない方がいいよ。
– Anmari kini shinai hou ga ii yo.
– It's better not to worry about it too much.

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