| in English | in Spanish | S |
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| so much | tanto |
Spanish Sentences with the Word “So much”
| Spanish sentence with “tanto” | English translation for tanto | S |
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Yo vi tanto amor que |
I saw so much love that… |
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Dudo que duerman tantas horas |
I doubt that they sleep so many hours |
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Es imposible que ella recuerde tanta información. |
It is impossible for her to remember so much information. |
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¿Es malo que comamos tanta azúcar? |
Is it bad that we eat so much sugar? |
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No es normal que hayas dormido tanto. |
It is not normal that you have slept so much. |
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No fue bueno que hubieras bebido tanto alcohol. |
It was not good that you had so much alcohol. |
Comments, Questions, Etc. About So much in Spanish
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Origin
Derived from Latin “tantus” (so much)
6 months ago
Bueno es el cilantro…
…pero no tanto.
a year ago
tanto info.
Tips to remember the word “tanto”:
– Think of a “tan” coat you wear “to” protect yourself from so much cold; “tan-to” for so much.
– Associate “tanto” with the English word “tantamount,” as they share a similar beginning and both convey a sense of magnitude.
Explanations:
– “Tanto” means “so much” or “so many” in English, and it changes to agree with the gender and number of the noun it modifies: “tanto” (masculine singular), “tanta” (feminine singular), “tantos” (masculine plural), “tantas” (feminine plural).
Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Mucho” – much/many
– “Demasiado” – too much/too many
– “Bastante” – enough/quite a lot
Alternate meanings like slang:
– “Tanto” could also informally refer to a score in sports or games: “He hecho un tanto en el partido” (I scored a point in the match).
– In some contexts, “tanto” can also mean a “sword” or “blade,” coming from Japanese culture.
Examples of sentences that use “tanto”:
– “Tengo tanto frÃo.” (I’m so cold.)
– “Leà tantos libros durante mis vacaciones.” (I read so many books during my vacation.)
– “Ella tiene tanta paciencia con sus alumnos.” (She has so much patience with her students.)
– “¿Por qué has comido tantas galletas?” (Why did you eat so many cookies?)
– “Han comprado tantos regalos que no saben dónde ponerlos.” (They have bought so many gifts that they don’t know where to put them.)
a few seconds ago
Remember tan
Remember that tan means so. Tanto contains tan in it, so as long as you remember tan, you can remember tanto.
8 months ago
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Pronunciation
Normal speech: TAHN-toh
IPA: ‘tan.to
8 months ago