This means 'no matter what' or 'regardless of'. It shows something is true for everyone or everything.
This means 'no matter what' or 'regardless of'. It shows something is true for everyone or everything.
This event is open to anyone to participate, regardless of age.
That company hired many people, regardless of whether they had experience or not.
Regardless of the reason, fees that have been paid will not be refunded.
This product is supported by a wide range of people, regardless of age or gender.
The rescue team diligently continued their search efforts, regardless of day or night.
This phrase sounds very official. You will hear it in announcements or see it in formal writing. It is like a serious rule. You would not use it when talking with friends.
This is different from "~によらず" (ni yorazu). "~によらず" means something does not depend on a cause or method. For example, "His success is not due to luck." But "~を問わず" means a group or type of thing does not matter. It is about including everyone or everything. It is not about what something depends on.
Don't use this when you talk about just one thing. For example, you cannot say "regardless of this book" because "this book" is only one item.
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