Not at all with 全然〜ない

Grammar: Degree » 全然〜ない

Usage Notes

全然(ぜんぜん) denies the degree of something. It appears with negative forms, but casual speech also uses 全然(ぜんぜん) with positive words to mean “totally” or “completely”.

Examples

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Not understanding at all with 全然〜ない

Grammar Explanation: Not at all with 全然〜ない (Future entry)

During an underwater-breath-holding contest, Cocoa begins a game of charades.

シャロ:

「全然(ぜんぜん)わからない」

“I don't understand at all.”

リゼ:

「ナルシストか？」

“A narcissist?”