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いくら〜ても = no matter how much (Cure Dolly)

いくら + [verb て-form] + も = no matter how much / however much

相手がAIならいくら間違えても大丈夫です。 “partner — AI — if, — how-much — mistake-make-even — fine — is.” = “If your partner is an AI, it’s fine no matter how many mistakes you make.”

piece what it does
いくら “how much/many” — the interrogative word, here not a question
間違え verb stem (間違える → 間違え)
て て-form connective
も “even” — the も is what turns it into “even if / no matter”

Literal: “however much — make-mistakes — even →”. The いくら question-word sits inside a ても clause → the question becomes a concession: “even for any amount”.

  • ても = “even if” → unlimited degree (“any amount whatsoever”) = no matter how
  • たら = one condition (“if X happens”)
  • なら = given/if it’s X (“if it’s an AI”)
form meaning example
いくら〜ても no matter how much いくら食べても太らない (no matter how much I eat, I don’t gain)
どんなに〜ても no matter how (degree/kind) どんなに忙しくても (no matter how busy)
たとえ〜ても even if (hypothetical) たとえ雨でも行く (even if rain, I’ll go)
何を〜ても no matter what 何をしても

恥ずかしくない。人間が相手だと「間違えたら恥ずかしい」と思うかもしれませんが、相手がAIならいくら間違えても大丈夫です。 “No need to be embarrassed. If your partner is a human you might think ‘I’d be embarrassed if I make a mistake’ — but if it’s an AI, it’s fine no matter how many mistakes you make.”

Three conditionals inside it: だと (noun + だ + と = if it’s), たら (verb + たら = if you do), なら (noun + なら = if it’s).

Ebot lesson 2026-09-05 — AI conversation-practice blurb, user’s gloss corrected (だと/たら misread as “and”/“because”).