“That much” in Japanese
Short answer
That much in Japanese is “其れ丈” (soredake). Full meaning: that much, as much, to that extent, only that, that alone, no more than that, that is all (when finished speaking).
Other ways to say “That much” in Japanese
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
あっこ
akko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
其れ処
soredokoro (not) so much, (not) that much
然ばかり
sabakari to that degree, that much; a lot, very much
それ程
sorehodo to that degree, to that extent, that much
あれだけ
aredake to that extent, to that degree, that much, that many
あんだけ
andake to that extent, to that degree, that much, that many
然程
sahodo (not) so, (not) particularly, (not) very, (not) that much
あつこ
atsuko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
アッコ
akko there, over there, that place, yonder, you-know-where; that far, that much, that point
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