so far in Japanese
so far in Japanese is これまで, これまでのところ, 今まで — so far means up to the present moment, with the implication that things may still change.
so far in Japanese
これまで
Pronounced: koremade
(idiomatic) Until now; previously; yet.
これまでのところ
Pronounced: koremadenotokoro
(idiomatic) Until now; previously; yet.
今まで
Pronounced: imamade
(idiomatic) Until now; previously; yet.
What does "so far" mean?
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adverb Up to the present moment, with the implication that things may still change.
"We have sold four hundred tickets so far."
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adverb Up to a particular limit or point, beyond which something will not go.
"Goodwill will only carry you so far."
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so far in a sentence
- We have sold four hundred tickets so far.
- So far, nobody has complained.
- Goodwill will only carry you so far.
- I trust him, but only so far.
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What is "so far" in Japanese?
"so far" in Japanese is これまで, これまでのところ, 今まで. so far means: Up to the present moment, with the implication that things may still change.
How do you pronounce これまで?
"so far" in Japanese is これまで, pronounced "koremade".
How do you use "so far" in a sentence?
Example: "We have sold four hundred tickets so far." In Japanese, "so far" is これまで, これまでのところ, 今まで.
Are there other ways to say "so far" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "so far": これまで, これまでのところ, 今まで.
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