“Much” in Japanese
Short answer
Much in Japanese is “ずんと” (zunto). Full meaning: much, remarkably, noticeably; not at all (with neg. verb); quickly and vigorously, unhesitatingly.
Other ways to say “Much” in Japanese
たんと
tanto many, much, a great amount
大して
taishite (not so) much, (not) very
あんま
anma (not) very, (not) much
ムーチョ
muucho much
余程
yohodo very, greatly, much, to a large extent, quite; just about to, almost, very nearly
然のみ
sanomi (not) much, (not) very
どうも
doumo much (thanks), very (sorry), quite (regret); quite, really, mostly; somehow
スント
sunto much, remarkably, noticeably; not at all (with neg. verb); quickly and vigorously, unhesitatingly
余り
amari remainder, remnant, rest, balance, surplus, remains (of a meal), leftovers; (not) very, (not) much; too much, excessively, overly
ダント
danto many, much, a great amount
タント
tanto many, much, a great amount
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