～もなんでもない
〜mo nandemonai
Formation
Verb-dictionary form + もなんでもない, い-Adjective + もなんでもない, な-Adjective + なもなんでもない, Noun + もなんでもない
Used to dismiss or negate something’s importance; 'it’s nothing at all', 'it doesn’t matter'.
Explanation
The ～もなんでもない pattern is used to deny or downplay the significance of something. It can mean 'it doesn’t matter at all' or 'it’s no big deal.'
Example sentences
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Losing a million yen is no big deal at all.
Hyaku man-en o makeru mo nandemonai.
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It doesn't matter one bit that he's the president.
Kare ga shachou da mo nandemonai.
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It doesn't matter at all if you don't come.
Anata ga konai mo nandemonai.
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It doesn't matter at all whether it's beautiful.
Sore ga utsukushii mo nandemonai.