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Wh-ever/No matter wh/how: гЃ¦г‚‚/ гЃ§г‚‚ ( = temo/demo) Note: Go check this lesson to learn more about this usage. = No matter how many times I asked, I canвЂ™t remember the name of the place (store, restaurant, bar, etc.).

= Nankai kiite mo ano mise no namaega oboerarenai. = No matter what I do, I make my wife angry. = There was a time when no matter how hard I worked, I couldnвЂ™t save any money. = Donnani hataraitemo okane ga tamaranai jiki ga atta. = No matter how much I apologized, he didnвЂ™t forgive me. = Donnani ayamatte mo kare wa yurushite kurenakatta. = No matter how much I think about it, there is something wrong with this policy. = Dou kangaete mo kono seisaku wa okashii. = No matter how tired I am, I will study on Maggie SenseiвЂ™s site everyday. = Donnani tsukarete itemo mainichi, Maggie Sensei no saito de benkyou wo shimasu. (You use гЃџгЃЁгЃ€ ( = tatoe) for hypothetical sentence.) = Whatever happens, I am on your side, Maggie. = Tatoe nani ga atte mo boku wa Maggie no mikata dayo. = Dekakete mo iikedo juuji made niwa kaette kinasai.Д¦) whatever /whenever/whichever ~/ No matter how ~ : = I canвЂ™t fall in sleep even if I count sheep.ДҐ) Accepting some deal and giving people conditions: = Even if you go now, the bank is already closed. = Imagoro itte mo ginkou wa mou shimatte iruyo = Although they fight all the time, they are very close. = Itsumo kenka shite ite mo ano futari wa naka ga ii. = Even if my parents are against it, I will marry him. = Tatoe oya ni hantai saretemo kare to kekkon shimasu. = Even if it rains, I will go play tennis tomorrow. = Even if I bought such an expensive machine, I would not use it. = Sonna takai kikai wo katte mo tsukawanai. = There is no use to telling him anything. = (literal meaning Even if you flatter me, I wonвЂ™t give you anything.) The literal meaning of ( someone гЃ« ( = ni) ) something г‚’ ( = wo) V гЃ¦г‚‚г‚‰гЃ† ( = temorau) is вЂњto have someone do somethingвЂќ) Though we hear this usage a lot in conversation (especially among young people), this expression may offend some people because it sounds a bit condescending. = Can you close the windows? / Do you mind closing the windows? = Can you write your name here? / Could I have you write your name here? = Could you wait here? / Would you mind waiting here? = Kochira de omachi itadaitemo iide shouka? (The implication is that the speaker does not want the listener to come here anymore.) You can also say this when you tell people not to do something пј€ Blaming someone who does/did something) *Giving someone permission not to do something: = If your dad comes back home, you can eat the cake. = Otousan ga kaette kitara keiki wo tabete mo ii desuyo. = I could give lend you 10,000 yen if you return it soon. = Sugu kaeshite kurerun dattara ichimanen kashite agete mo iiyo. = If there is a word that you donвЂ™t understand, you can use a dictionary. = Wakaranai kotoba ga attara jisho wo tsukatte mo ii desuyo. (Literally: No, no matter how busy you are, you cannot not do your homework.) = No, no matter how busy you are, you have to do your homework. = Iie, donnani isogashikutemo shukudai wa shinakute wa ikemasen. = Maggie Sensei, I am busy today so is it OK if I donвЂ™t do my homework? = Maggie sensei, kyou wa isogashii kara shukudai wo shinakutemo ii desu ka? = I have fever today so is it OK if I donвЂ™t go to school today? = Kyou wa netsu ga aru kara gakkou ni ikanakute mo ii? = Is it OK if I donвЂ™t eat this? / You donвЂ™t mind if I donвЂ™t eat this? *negative sentence : Will it be OK if ~ donвЂ™t ~? While пЅћ гЃ¦г‚‚гЃ„гЃ„ ( = temoii) is just asking a permission of what you do, пЅћ гЃ¦г‚‚г‚‰гЃЈгЃ¦г‚‚гЃ„гЃ„ ( = temoratte moii) literally means вЂњWould you allow me to do somethingвЂќ and it has a connotation of вЂњWould you mind me doing somethingвЂќ and sounds more polite. = May I come in? / Would you mind if I came in? You say гЃ§ г‚‚ ( = demo) instead of гЃ¦г‚‚( = temo)

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