AMARI
Amari.Meaning: Not much, not many, not enough, not well, not veryWhen to use?1) Used with negative verbKanojo wa amari tabemasen.= She don't each much.Kanojo no koto wa amari shirimasen.= I don't know much about her.2) Used with negative adjectiveTenki wa amari yoku arimasen.= The weather is not good.
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