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Doushitemo
Doushitemo
Meaning: No matter what, by any means, can't help, at any cost, simply.
When to use?
1) Used with affirmative
Doushitemo shiken no kekka wo kangaete shimaimasu.
= I can't help thinking of the exam result.
Doushitemo kono pasokon ga hitsuyou desu.
= I need this laptop at any cost.
2) Used with negative
Doushitemo kyou made ni owaranakereba narimasen.
= I must finish it by today no matter what.
Doushitemo ikitakunai desu.
= I simply don't want to go.
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Grammatical words
August 8, 2011 at 3:14 PM
could this be translated into do i have to or you have to?
August 13, 2011 at 5:48 AM
Hi sophie, thank you for your query.. Doushitemo is commonly used to emphasize something that you can't avoid like in the sample post. It's totally different with "do i have to or you have to".
April 6, 2014 at 1:50 AM
Sometimes I hear this word in a conversation such as this:
-Doushite?
-Doushite mo.
It sounds to me like "It is as it is", but I am not sure what it really means. The subtitle doesn't help either.