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- grammar - What are the various uses of あまり? - Japanese Language Stack . . .
あまり勉強するとからだを壊すよ If you study too much you'll ruin your health With a negative, expresses "not very much" This usage in particular is very common and often becomes あんまり or あんま in casual speech あまりよくない Not very good あまり可愛くない Not so cute あまり食べない Don't eat
- grammar - Difference between あまり , あまりに and あまりにも - Japanese Language . . .
It is not the actual meaning of あまり that you have a problem with here You just have troubles understanding the particle に As it is mentioned on Japanesetest4you: あまりに and あまり both mean “so much… that”, however the placement is different あまりに is placed before verbs, adjectives and Nouns, not after
- word choice - あんまり versus あまり - Japanese Language Stack . . .
あまり関{かん}心{しん}がありません = "I'm not particularly interested" あんまり興{きょう}味{み}がないね = "I'm not particularly interested" * Added * I can think of only one situation where あんまり is appropriate and あまり is not, namely
- Does あまり “increase” or “lessen” the negative verb?
Although あまり is primarily used to "soften" the sentence, it does not necessarily correspond to the objective degree of largeness, happiness, etc The main difference between 嬉しくない and あまり嬉しくない is that the former sounds direct whereas the latter sounds mild and euphemistic; the objective difference in the degree
- What is the difference between あまり and そんなに? Are they always . . .
While あまり is used to simply state that you cannot perform something very well I think that そんなに is kind of a "comparison", there is an established standard to that action that you're supposed to perform, and you're stating that you can or cannot perform it to that established point extent
- Meaning of あまりのことに - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
It is something like "such a thing", but あまりのことに does not have much possibility to be replaced by something else (without changing nuances) あまり means [形動][文][ナリ] 1 程度のはなはだしいさま。予想を超えているさま。「値段が―に高い」「―な剣幕に恐れをなす」
- Help interpreting this sentence using 「あんまり」?
あんまり is the emphatic version of あまり あまり is a noun derived from verb 余【あま】る, "to be more than, to be extra" Usage In terms of usage, あまり is indeed generally used with negative verb forms -- however, the noun itself has no negative meaning Consider the English word "much", of vaguely similar meaning On
- What does らん in 「強からん事を祈る」 mean?
あまりに人間を恐怖している人たちは、かえって、もっともっと、おそろしい妖怪を確実にこの眼で見たいと願望するに到る心理、神経質な、ものにおびえ易い人ほど、暴風雨の更に強からん事を祈る心理、ああ、この一群の画家たちは、人間という化け物
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