〜にしても〜にしても ni shitemo ni shitemo
〜にしても〜にしても(ni shitemo ni shitemo)means “whether ~ or ~; either way”. Lists two contrasting options and states that the same conclusion holds in either case ('whether A or B, . Formation: V-る / N + にしても + V-る / N + にしても
whether ~ or ~; either way
N3Formation
V-る / N + にしても + V-る / N + にしても
Explanation
Lists two contrasting options and states that the same conclusion holds in either case ('whether A or B, ...'). The paired items are usually opposites or two representative choices. The single 〜にしても also means 'even if / even supposing ~'.
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FAQ
〜にしても〜にしても — what does it mean and how is it used?
whether ~ or ~; either way. Lists two contrasting options and states that the same conclusion holds in either case ('whether A or B, ...'). The paired items are usually opposites or two representative choices. The single 〜にしても also means 'even if / even supposing ~'.
〜にしても〜にしても — how do you form it?
V-る / N + にしても + V-る / N + にしても