そんなに

そんなに
adverb
so much, to that extent
1. so much, to that extent, that much
Indicates degree or extent, often used with negatives to mean 'not that much' or in questions/exclamations about extent.
そんなに心配(しんぱい)しなくてもいいよ。
You don't need to worry that much.
Common reassurance
そんなに()べられない。
I can't eat that much.
そんなに()きなの?
Do you like it that much?
(かれ)がそんなに(おこ)るとは(おも)わなかった。
I didn't expect him to get that angry.
そんなに(いそ)がなくても、まだ時間(じかん)はたっぷりあるよ。
You don't need to rush that much—there's still plenty of time.

そんなに indicates degree, derived from そんな + に.

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • そんなに〜ない: not that much ~
  • そんなに〜の?: do you ~ that much?

KO-SO-A-DO DEGREE ADVERBS:

  • こんなに: this much
  • そんなに: that much (near listener)
  • あんなに: that much (far)
  • どんなに: how much

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • それほど: to that extent (slightly more formal)
  • あまり: (not) very (with negatives)

Related Words

See also: そんな