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  11. <p>无论 (wúlùn) means "no matter," and is generally used in the first part of the sentence. As with many other constructions, 都 and 也 can be used in the second part of the sentence to emphasize the action or decision will not change. It is more formal than <a href="&quot;No_Matter&quot;_with_&quot;buguan&quot;" title="wikilink">不管</a>.</p>
  12. <h2 id="structure">Structure</h2>
  13. <div class="jiegou"><div class="deux"><span style="color: rgb(255, 127, 80); font-family: NotoSansCJKsc; font-size: 30px;">无论</span>&#160;+ Circumstances +&#160;<span class="hanzist">都</span>&#160;/&#160;<span class="hanzist">也</span>&#160;+ Inevitable Result</div>
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  15. <p>Note that&#160;<span class="hanzi">不论</span>&#160;(<span class="pinyin">bùlùn</span>) is equivalent to&#160;<span class="hanzi">无论</span>&#160;for this pattern.</p>
  16. <p>Because&#160;<span class="hanzi">无论</span>&#160;means "<b>no matter</b>," the clause that follows&#160;<span class="hanzi">无论</span>&#160;is going to include phrases such as "<b>how hard you try</b>" or "<b>wherever you go</b>," and thus will normally include interrogative pronouns such as&#160;<span class="hanzi">怎么</span>,&#160;<span class="hanzi">多(么)</span>,&#160;<span class="hanzi">什么</span>,&#160;<span class="hanzi">谁</span>, etc.</p>
  17. <h2 id="examples">Examples</h2>
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  20. <li><span class="hanzi">无论 怎么样,他 都 会 放弃,别 高估 他。</span>&#160;<span class="trans">No matter what it's like, he will give up. Don't overestimate him.</span></li>
  21. <li><span class="hanzi">无论 多么 成功,他 总 觉得 自己 不够 好。</span>&#160;<span class="trans">No matter how successful he is, he always thinks he isn't enough.</span></li>
  22. <li><span class="hanzi">无论 你 到 哪儿 我 都 会 跟着 你。</span>&#160;<span class="trans">Wherever you go, I will follow you.</span></li>
  23. <li><span class="hanzi">无论 你 说 还是 不 说,结果 都 一样。</span>&#160;<span class="trans">Whatever you say, the result will be the same.</span></li>
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  26. <p>As we can see from the example sentences,&#160;<span class="hanzi">无论</span>&#160;is often used with&#160;<span class="hanzi">是</span>&#160;<b>X</b>&#160;<span class="hanzi">还是</span>&#160;<b>Y</b>, "<b>Verb</b>&#160;<span class="hanzi">不</span>&#160;<b>Verb</b>" and interrogative pronouns like&#160;<span class="hanzi">多少</span>&#160;and&#160;<span class="hanzi">什么</span>.</p>
  27. <p><span style="color: rgb(139, 0, 0); font-family: NotoSansCJKsc; font-size: 22px;">无论如何</span>&#160;is a useful set phrase, meaning "<b>no matter what</b>."</p>
  28. <h2 id="see-also">See also</h2>
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  30. <li><a href="&quot;No_matter&quot;_with_&quot;buguan&quot;" title="wikilink">"No matter" with "buguan"</a></li>
  31. <li><a href="Expressing_&quot;anyway&quot;_as_&quot;fanzheng&quot;" title="wikilink">Expressing "anyway" as "fanzheng"</a></li>
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  33. <h2 id="sources-and-further-reading">Sources and further reading</h2>
  34. <h3 id="books">Books</h3>
  35. <ul>
  36. <li>Basic Patterns of Chinese Grammar (pp. 79-80) </li>
  37. <li>Boya Chinese Upper Intermediate 1 (<span class="hanzi">博雅汉语中级冲刺篇</span>) (pp. 115) </li>
  38. <li>Integrated Chinese: Level 2, Part 1 (pp. 116-7) </li>
  39. <li>New Practical Chinese Reader 4 (<span class="hanzi">新实用汉语课本4</span>) (pp. 145) </li>
  40. <li><span class="hanzi">现代汉语八百词(增订本)</span> (pp. 560) </li>
  41. <li><span class="hanzi">卓越汉语-公司实战篇</span> (p. 180) </li>
  42. <li>40 Lessons for Basic Chinese Course (<span class="hanzi">基础汉语40课下册</span>) (p. 556)</li>
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