“Though” in Japanese
Short answer
Though in Japanese is “にしろ” (nishiro). Full meaning: though, even if, whether ... or ....
Other ways to say “Though” in Japanese
乍らも
nagaramo though, although, notwithstanding, in spite of, despite; while, as, at the same time as
とは言え
tohaie though, although, be that as it may, nonetheless
だけれども
dakeredomo though, much as
尤も
mottomo but then, although, though; reasonable, natural, just
仮令
tatoe even if, no matter (what), if, though, although, supposing, supposing that, -ever
でも
demo but, however, though, nevertheless, still, yet, even so, also, as well; even; however, no matter how, even if, even though
癖に
kuseni and yet, though, when, in spite of
ものの
monono although, though, despite the fact that ...
癖して
kuseshite and yet, though, when, in spite of
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
反面
hanmen opposite side, reverse; (but) on the other hand, though, although, while
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