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|  ~としたところで, ~としたって, ~にしたところで ([~としたところで, ~としたって, ~にしたところで] )(toshitatokorode toshitatte nishitatokorode) Meaning: even if, though としても Example: Even if all the members participated, there'd still only be about 20 persons JLPT Level: 1 Category: grammar Author: Sasato
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| Ref # Kanzen Master Level 1 - p28 - no.29 | (LR) | Ref # A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar p423 | (LR) | [ Add Note(s) ]
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- imasara-tatokorode (
imasara-tatokorode also means "even if" but the usage is for things where, doing the first part of the sentence before tatokorode is a fruitless action.
[toshitatokorode toshitatte nishitatokorode] etc. which has a slightly different nuance meaning even though the first part of the sentence is NOT a wasted effort, the final result doesn't satisfy.) [LR] [ Add a See Also ]
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| bshock | In ex # 7905, I don't recognize the exact grammar from "どうしたりいかわからにんです。 " It seems like "Dou shitari i ka wakarani n desu" ought to be more like "Dou shitara ii ka wakaranai n desu." Is the original sentence slang or regional dialect? | | |
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