But no matter how
1: "I got fired last week."
2: "I’m so sorry."
1: "Don’t be. I hated the job."
2: "Ok. But no matter how, I guess getting fired is always hard."
1: "Sure, but I believe that I'll get another job soon."
Is but no matter how correct and natural here to mean: but no matter the circumstances?
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no matter how sounds more like you are referring to the manner in which the person was fired eg Maybe the boss threw the person out of the door. eg Maybe the boss was kind and apologetic Clive.
- no matter how sounds more like you are referring to the manner in which the person was fired eg Maybe the boss threw the person out of the door.
- eg Maybe the boss was kind and apologetic Clive.
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no matter how sounds more like you are referring to the manner in which the person was fired eg Maybe the boss threw the person out of the door. eg Maybe the boss was kind and apologetic
Clive.
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