“No more than that” in Japanese
Short answer
No more than that in Japanese is “其れっ切り” (sorekkiri). Full meaning: no more than that, with that, on that note, altogether; since then, ending there.
Other ways to say “No more than that” in Japanese
其れ丈
soredake that much, as much, to that extent, only that, that alone, no more than that, that is all (when finished speaking)
それ計り
sorebakari that much, as much, to that extent, only that, that alone, no more than that
そんだけ
sondake that much, as much, to that extent, only that, that alone, no more than that
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