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にんげんはたべものがなくても４０にちまでいきられるが、みずがないと７にちかんしかいきられない。

Human beings can live up to 40 days without food, but no more than 7 without water.

わたしはとうきょうからきゅうしゅうまでひこうきでおこなった。

I took an airplane from Tokyo to Kyushu.

おまけにあめまでふっていた。

To top things off it was even raining.

わたしはひるまでにてがみをかきおえた。

I finished writing the letter by noon.

１０じまでおきてた。

I stayed up till 10pm.

そこまでいえるのかなあ

I wonder if you can go that far in talking about it.

１０じまでにかえらなくっちゃ。

I should get back by 10pm at the latest.

ゆうがたまでべんきょうしました。

I studied until evening.

Do they ever say "までは"?
As in,
"３時までは、来ないでください。"　for "Please don't come until 3."

Or would simple "３時まで" suffice?
Thank you.

sevaa

3時まで is sufficient.
3時までは is used to emphasis. Please don't dare come to the meeting room until 3 as we are having an interview.

Miki

The 'to' indicated by made can be time like (40 days) space like (Kyushu) or more metaphorical ([lit: up to raining])

Amatuka

Note there is some difference between までに and まで.
まで : "I stayed up till 10pm"
１０時まで起きてた。
[You actually went to bed at 10pm]
までに : "I had to get back by 10pm"
１０時までに帰らなくっちゃ
[You could come back earlier, but not later]
(Hmm, hope that last example is OK)

Amatuka

It's natural! ↑:)

your name

The 1st example ４０日間 is more natural.

your name

In the first example, lyou don't even need まで or 間. I added the last example to add variety.

bamboo4

Random question:
Is 来ます conjugated right, for 'dont come'?

Ｋｅｖｉｎ

もう一質問！

”までの“は何ですか？分かりません。

Kevin

Examples 840 and 2906 are actually examples of "までに”("by") which doesn't have an entry in jgram but it should...

Drew

Kevin, Yes, Konaide is the correct conjugation.
Further, I believe Madeno is used when modifying a noun like if you used Made no in example 838 it would translate as: "I took the plane that goes from Tokyo to Kyushuu" (pretty sure anyway)

emilyjuno