“No matter” in Japanese
Short answer
No matter in Japanese is “仮令” (tatoe). Full meaning: even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever.
Other ways to say “No matter” in Japanese
であれ
deare no matter (what, who, etc.); whether ... or ...; be
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
たとい
tatoi even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever
たとへ
tatoe even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever
トモ
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
縦令
tatoi even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever
縱い
tatoi even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever
縦い
tatoi even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever
問わず
towazu regardless of, irrespective of, without distinction of, no matter (how, what, when, etc.)
所で
tokorode by the way, incidentally; even if, no matter (who, what, when, where, why, how)
友
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
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