Decoded Slug: Noun といったところだ (Noun to itta tokoro da)

Japanese JLPT Grammar Point
Noun といったところだ (Noun to itta tokoro da)

Noun といったところだ (Noun to itta tokoro da)

Short explanation:

Expresses 'at most', 'as much as', 'limited to'.

Formation:

Noun + といったところだ

Examples:

彼の英語レベルは初級といったところだ。
Kare no eigo reberu wa shokyuu to itta tokoro da.
His English level is at most beginner level.
私の日本語の語彙は1000語といったところだ。
Watashi no nihongo no goi wa 1000 go to itta tokoro da.
My Japanese vocabulary is limited to about 1000 words.
彼が毎日ランニングできるのは5キロといったところだ。
Kare ga mainichi ranningu dekiru no wa 5 kiro to itta tokoro da.
He can run as much as 5 kilometers a day at most.
その会社の従業員は20人といったところだ。
Sono kaisha no juugyouin wa 20 nin to itta tokoro da.
The employees of that company are limited to about 20 people.

Long explanation:

This grammar point is used to express limitation to an extent, place or in a certain situation. It roughly translates to 'at most', 'as much as', or 'limited to' in context.
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