Examples of using "Juurikaan" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't care for flowers very much.
I don't speak English very well.
There's not much else I can do.
I don't like that idea much.
My father does not eat much fruit.
He doesn't care much for baseball.
Tom rarely goes to church.
You've hardly changed.
Tom doesn't get out much.
Tom doesn't have much of an appetite.
- Tom doesn't do that very often.
- Tom doesn't do that very much.
- Tom doesn't do it much.
I almost never watch TV nowadays.
I have little money now.
Tom doesn't have much money in the bank.
My father rarely, if ever, goes out on Sundays.
But often, big cats hardly smell at all, their fur.
We have had little snow this winter.
I don't think that his performance was any good.
I haven't seen much of him recently.
The food in my country is not very different from that of Spain.
Your memory hasn't improved much, has it?
Between you and me, John's idea doesn't appeal to me very much.
- I'm not really hungry.
- I'm not very hungry.
By collecting them after they've released their eggs, they make little impact on their population.
Contrary to popular belief, urinating on a jellyfish sting will do very little to help.
I have the feeling that my French isn't improving much.
I've got a good understanding of Islam, but I know little about the Hindu religion and its culture.
Before coming to Berlin, I had very little interest in German history.
Between you and me, Tom's idea doesn't appeal to me very much.
- I used to think it didn't really matter what I fed my dog.
- I used to think that it didn't really matter what I fed my dog.
We have little opportunity to use English.
- I have little money now.
- I have almost no money now.
These types of books have almost no value.
The cones of the jack pine, for example, do not readily open to release their seeds until they have been subjected to great heat.
An umbrella is useful in a mild rain, but when it rains cats and dogs an umbrella is of little help.