“Whoever” in Japanese
Short answer
Whoever in Japanese is “誰であれ” (daredeare). Full meaning: whoever.
Other ways to say “Whoever” in Japanese
何人
nanijin how many people, a number of people; anyone, any person, whoever; what nationality
誰にでも
darenidemo anyone, anybody, everyone, whoever
誰にだって
darenidatte anyone, anybody, everyone, whoever
誰でも
daredemo anyone, anybody, everyone, everybody, whoever
誰だって
daredatte anyone, anybody, everyone, everybody, whoever
だれなりと
darenarito anyone, anybody, everyone, everybody, whoever
何ぴと
nanpito how many people, a number of people; anyone, any person, whoever; what nationality
なに人
nanijin how many people, a number of people; anyone, any person, whoever; what nationality
なんぴと
nanpito how many people, a number of people; anyone, any person, whoever; what nationality
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