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たところで

たところでta tokoro deN2neutral

savor + (past) + even if you did — and it would get you nowhere

ajiwatta tokoro de

even if you did — and it would get you nowhere

meaning: even if you were to savor

Same meaning

  • 味あじわう
  • 〜たところで
  • 味あじわったところで

今いまさら味あじわったところで、彼女かのじょの気持きもちは戻もどらない。

imasara ajiwatta tokoro de, kanojo no kimochi wa modoranai.

Her feelings won't come back even if you were to savor at this point. neutral

いくら文句もんくを言いったとこで、決きまったことは変かわらないよ。

ikura monku o itta toko de, kimatta koto wa kawaranai yo.

However much you complain, what's been decided isn't going to change. casual

Same meaning19

but; even though

All examples3

even if — supposes an action and dismisses it as pointless

  1. 今いまさら謝あやまったところで、彼女かのじょの気持きもちは戻もどらない。

    imasara ayamatta tokoro de, kanojo no kimochi wa modoranai.

    Her feelings won't come back even if you were to apologize at this point. neutral

  2. いくら文句もんくを言いったとこで、決きまったことは変かわらないよ。

    ikura monku o itta toko de, kimatta koto wa kawaranai yo.

    However much you complain, what's been decided isn't going to change. casual

  3. 今いまの体制たいせいのまま人員じんいんを増ふやしたところで、根本的こんぽんてきな解決かいけつにはなりません。

    ima no taisei no mama jin'in o fuyashita tokoro de, konponteki na kaiketsu ni wa narimasen.

    Even if we increase headcount under the present structure, it will not amount to a fundamental solution. formal

How it's formed1

All forms1

  • たとこでtatokodecontraction

    味あじわったとこで

    speech clips ところ to とこ, as it does in ところだった — 今いまさら言いったとこで. Conversation and messaging only.

Notes

た is not a past tense; what follows stays non-past. たところで can
also mean "at the point X was done"; only futility marks this one.