How to Say ‘So far’ in Traditional Chinese
那麼遠
nà me yuǎn
[nah muh ywen]
💬 Usage Tip: [那麼] means "that much/so," often before an adjective or descriptive word: [那麼貴] "that expensive," [那麼遠] "that far."
Phrase Breakdown
那麼
nà me
[nah muh]
that; so
Used to indicate degree, often meaning that much or so.
不用開那麼快，我們不趕時間。
No need to drive that fast; we’re not in a hurry.
遠
yuǎn
[ywen]
far
Describes a long distance.
目的地沒有那麼遠。
The destination isn’t that far.
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