“No more than” in Japanese
Short answer
No more than in Japanese is “しか” (shika). Full meaning: nothing but, except, no more than.
Other ways to say “No more than” in Japanese
たった
tatta only, merely, but, no more than
ばっか
bakka only, merely, nothing but, no more than
に過ぎない
nisuginai no more than, just, only, mere, goes no further than
っきゃ
kkya nothing but, except, no more than
物の
monono only ..., no more than ..., a matter of
他でもない
hokademonai nothing but (this), no more than (this), none other than
シガ
shiga nothing but, except, no more than
ジガ
jiga nothing but, except, no more than
シカ
shika nothing but, except, no more than
しきゃ
shikya nothing but, except, no more than
僅々
kinkin only, just, merely, no more than
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