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あまり〜ない
not very / not much
あまり + negative
With a negative predicate, あまり means "not very" or "not often".
- 肉はあまり食べません。I don't eat meat very often.
How complete the negative is
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not very / not much
あまり + negative
With a negative predicate, あまり means "not very" or "not often".
not at all
ぜんぜん + negative
With a negative predicate, ぜんぜん means "not at all" — a complete negation.