JLPT N1 Very formal / literary

〜ru made mo nai

It's not necessary to the extent of; no need to.

Formal, literary "not necessary to the extent of".

Formation

Explanation

The 〜るまでもない grammar point is used to express that something is not necessary to the extent of doing that action. It can be translated as 'no need to' in English.

Example sentences

  • There's no need to worry that much.

    Sonna ni shinpai suru made mo nai.

  • It's not something you need to call about.

    Denwa suru made mo nai koto da.

  • You don't need to give up over a small mistake.

    Chiisana shippai de akirameru made mo nai.

  • This problem doesn't need to be discussed at a meeting.

    Kono mondai wa, kaigi de hanashiau made mo nai.

No Need To