〜まったく〜ない | indicates a complete negation or that something is not at all the case
Key takeaways
Grammar pattern 〜まったく〜ない (まったく〜ない): indicates a complete negation or that something is not at all the case.
See example sentences below.
Japanese grammar まったく〜ない: indicates a complete negation or that something is not at all the case. Pattern and examples.
Grammar pattern 〜まったく〜ない (まったく〜ない): indicates a complete negation or that something is not at all the case.
See example sentences below.
indicates a complete negation or that something is not at all the case
その件については、私はまったく知りません。
Translation
I know absolutely nothing about that matter.
10年ぶりに戻ってきたが、この町はまったく変わっていない。
Translation
I've returned after ten years, but this town hasn't changed at all.
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