それ points back to what was said, and にしても concedes that point before the next remark.
それ points back to what was said, and にしても concedes that point before the next remark.
What does それにしても mean?
A way to acknowledge a point before adding a striking observation.
How do you read それにしても?
It is read それにしても, written sore ni shite mo.
When would you use それにしても?
Use it after acknowledging a fact, then add what remains surprising or worth saying.
How is それにしても different from それでも?
それでも stresses that an outcome holds despite an obstacle; this emphasizes a fresh comment about the preceding situation.
How does それにしても change in a sentence?
It is a fixed connective expression and does not conjugate.