“Even if” in Japanese
Short answer
Even if in Japanese is “仮令” (tatoe). Full meaning: even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever.
Other ways to say “Even if” in Japanese
縦しんば
yoshinba even if, even though, if
かて
kate even if; although, despite, even though; even (e.g. even a child)
縦し
yoshi even if
とも
tomo certainly, of course, to be sure, surely; even if, no matter (who, what, when, where, why, how), though, although; without even, without so much as
って
tte you said, he said, she said, they said; even if; do you seriously think that
とて
tote even; even if ..., even though ...; because ..., as ..., on the grounds that ...
にしても
nishitemo even if, even though, even granting (that); even, too, also; whether ... or ...
としても
toshitemo even if ..., even supposing that ...; also as ..., also for ..., also from the position of ...
としたって
toshitatte even if ..., even supposing that ...
にしろ
nishiro though, even if, whether ... or ...
にせよ
niseyo granted that, even if, even though
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