JLPT Taisaku 25#況して／まして
- Myva
- 2019年8月5日
- 読了時間: 1分
更新日：1月20日
況して/まして
Meaning
still more; to say nothing of; not to mention (but less)
Examples:
彼女はフランス語を話せる。まして英語はなおさらだ。
She can speak French, and is even better at English.
彼は浮くことさえできない。まして泳げない。
He can't even float let alone swim.
彼は車も買えない。まして家など買えない。
He cannot buy a car, but less a house.
Video form.
Note: I added but less to the meaning instead of (still less) because still less in English seems quite confusing to understand.
These sentence examples have come from jisho.org
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