“No matter how” in Japanese
Short answer
No matter how in Japanese is “どれ程” (dorehodo). Full meaning: how much, how many; no matter how (much), however; (not) many, (not) much, almost (none), hardly, barely.
Other ways to say “No matter how” in Japanese
何ぼ
nanbo how much, how many, how, to what extent; however (much), no matter how; what matters is ..., it all comes down to ..., nothing beats ...
どんなに
donnani how, how much, to what extent; no matter how (much), however
なんぼ
nanbo how much, how many, how, to what extent; however (much), no matter how; what matters is ..., it all comes down to ..., nothing beats ...
ナンボ
nanbo how much, how many, how, to what extent; however (much), no matter how; what matters is ..., it all comes down to ..., nothing beats ...
ドレ程
dorehodo how much, how many; no matter how (much), however; (not) many, (not) much, almost (none), hardly, barely
でも
demo but, however, though, nevertheless, still, yet, even so, also, as well; even; however, no matter how, even if, even though
幾ら
ikura how much; something over, and something, -odd; however (much), no matter how
如何に
ikani how, in what way; how (much), to what extent; however (much), no matter how
テモ
temo but, however, though, nevertheless, still, yet, even so, also, as well; even; however, no matter how, even if, even though
デモ
demo but, however, though, nevertheless, still, yet, even so, also, as well; even; however, no matter how, even if, even though
いかに
ikani how, in what way; how (much), to what extent; however (much), no matter how
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