“Whenever” in Japanese
Short answer
Whenever in Japanese is “都度” (tsudo). Full meaning: each (every) time, whenever.
Other ways to say “Whenever” in Japanese
ツド
tsudo each (every) time, whenever
つど
tsudo each (every) time, whenever
都度
tsudo each (every) time, whenever
に付け
nitsuke every time, whenever, as; whether, in (either case)
に付けて
nitsukete every time, whenever, as; whether, in (either case)
何時なりと
itsunarito (at) any time, whenever
度に
tabini each time, every time, whenever (something happens), on the occasion of
何時でも
itsudemo always, all the time, at all times; (at) any time, whenever (you like)
と言うと
toiuto when it comes to ..., if one were to speak of ..., when one hears ...; by ... you mean ..., when you say ... you mean that ..., so that means; whenever ..., if it's ... then (without fail)
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