そんなに

• 読み: そんなに
• ローマ字: sonnani
• 発音: /soɴ.na.ni/

意味

So much; to such a degree; like that. Refers to a degree associated with something previously mentioned.

An adverb derived from そんな (such/that kind of) plus the particle に. Used to refer back to a degree or extent already established in the conversation. Frequently appears with negative predicates: そんなに心配しないで (do not worry that much). In affirmative sentences, expresses surprise at a high degree.

例文

1. そんなに食べたらお腹が痛くなりますよ。
2. そんなに心配しなくても大丈夫ですよ。
3. あの映画はそんなに怖くなかったです。

使い方ガイド

場面: reassurance, reactions, daily life

トーン: conversational

起源と歴史

Formed from the demonstrative そんな (sonna, that kind of) plus に (ni, adverbial particle). そんな itself derives from そう (so) + な (attributive), creating the meaning 'to that kind of degree.'

文化的背景

時代: Early Modern

世代: All ages

社会的背景: Universal