あんなanna
1.

Describes a situation or object that is at a certain level or state, indicating a sense of distance or unfamiliarity, as in referring to something recognized but not personally experienced by the speaker or listener.

2.

Used to emphasize the extent or intensity of a characteristic or condition, suggesting a notable degree of difference from a more familiar state or situation, often carrying a tone of surprise or disapproval.

3.

Serves as a colloquial expression to specify or qualify something that is significantly different or exceptional, often reflected in statements about qualities or behaviors that are unexpected or undesired.

あんなにannani
1.

A phrase used to express the idea of something being at a significant level or intensity, often in relation to a degree of emotion or situation.

2.

An expression that indicates a level of distance or difference, often conveying surprise or emphasis about the extent of something being discussed.

3.

A way to describe a situation or quality that surpasses expectations, emphasizing how remarkable or unusual it is in comparison to a norm.