“Much more” in Japanese
Short answer
Much more in Japanese is “況んや” (iwanya). Full meaning: much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone.
Other ways to say “Much more” in Japanese
未だ未だ
madamada still, much more, (not) yet; still a long way to go, still a long way off, not there yet
マダマダ
madamada still, much more, (not) yet; still a long way to go, still a long way off, not there yet
まだまた
madamata still, much more, (not) yet; still a long way to go, still a long way off, not there yet
まだまだ
madamada still, much more, (not) yet; still a long way to go, still a long way off, not there yet
一段
ichidan even more, still more, much more, further; one step, one rung, one level, one grade, one rank; one paragraph, one passage
もっと沢山
mottotakusan a lot more, much more, and then some, and plenty more than that
況や
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
況むや
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
况むや
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
いわんや
iwanya much more, not to mention, not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone
より一層
yoriissou still more, even more, much more, all the more, further; increased, greater
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