“Nevertheless” in Japanese
Short answer
Nevertheless in Japanese is “然れども” (saredomo). Full meaning: nevertheless, even then, however, be that as it may, even so, though that it be so.
Other ways to say “Nevertheless” in Japanese
然レトモ
saredomo nevertheless, even then, however, be that as it may, even so, though that it be so
然レドモ
saredomo nevertheless, even then, however, be that as it may, even so, though that it be so
然りながら
sarinagara nevertheless, still, however, yet
それにしても
sorenishitemo nevertheless, at any rate, even so, all things considered, be that as it may
然るに
shikaruni however, nevertheless, but, and yet, whereas, while, on the other hand
尚且つ
naokatsu besides, furthermore, on top of that; and yet, nevertheless, even so
然しながら
shikashinagara however, nevertheless
にも関わらず
nimokakawarazu in spite of, nevertheless, although, despite, no matter the, regardless of
それにも拘わらず
sorenimokakawarazu nonetheless, nevertheless
然りとて
saritote (and) yet, but, for all that, nevertheless
されども
saredomo nevertheless, even then, however, be that as it may, even so, though that it be so
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