Even If: 〜ても
Learn how 〜ても expresses concession and how it differs from ordinary conditionals like たら.
Core idea
〜ても means 'even if' and shows that the result does not change even when a certain condition is met.
雨が降っても、試合はあります。
Even if it rains, the game will still happen.
The result still holds even if the condition happens.
高くても、このかばんを買いたいです。
Even if it's expensive, I want to buy this bag.
High price does not change the speaker's intention.
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