“For better or worse” in Japanese
Short answer
For better or worse in Japanese is “幸か不幸か” (koukafukouka). Full meaning: for better or worse, luckily or unluckily.
Other ways to say “For better or worse” in Japanese
良くも悪くも
yokumowarukumo for better or worse, for good and bad, regardless of merit, both good and bad
良きにつけ悪しきにつけ
yokinitsukeashikinitsuke for better or worse, for good or for evil
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