“None the worse” in Japanese
Short answer
None the worse in Japanese is “元々” (motomoto). Full meaning: originally, from the start, from the beginning, from the outset, by nature; none the worse (for), (coming out) even, in the same position (as before).
Other ways to say “None the worse” in Japanese
もともと
motomoto originally, from the start, from the beginning, from the outset, by nature; none the worse (for), (coming out) even, in the same position (as before)
モトモト
motomoto originally, from the start, from the beginning, from the outset, by nature; none the worse (for), (coming out) even, in the same position (as before)
元元
motomoto originally, from the start, from the beginning, from the outset, by nature; none the worse (for), (coming out) even, in the same position (as before)
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