“At all” in Japanese
Short answer
At all in Japanese is “全然” (zenzen). Full meaning: (not) at all, (not) in the slightest; wholly, entirely, completely, totally; extremely, very.
Other ways to say “At all” in Japanese
些とも
chittomo (not) at all, (not) a bit, (not) in the least, (not) in the slightest
てんで
tende (not) at all, completely, utterly, entirely, altogether; very, extremely
更々
sarasara (not) at all, (not) in the least, (none) whatsoever
苟も
iyashikumo any, at all, in the least, even in a slight degree, ever
迚も
totemo very, awfully, exceedingly; (not) at all, by no means, simply (cannot)
ぜんぜん
zenzen (not) at all, (not) in the slightest; wholly, entirely, completely, totally; extremely, very
ゼンゼン
zenzen (not) at all, (not) in the slightest; wholly, entirely, completely, totally; extremely, very
皆目
kaimoku entirely, (not) at all
毛頭
moutou (not) in the least, (not) at all, (not) a bit
金輪際
konrinzai (not) ever, (not) at all, (not) on any account, (not) by any means; deepest bottom of the earth
テンデ
tende (not) at all, completely, utterly, entirely, altogether; very, extremely
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