Noun A / Verb A + にしろ + Noun B / Verb B + にしろ

[Whether... or...; regardless of whether]

Connection: Noun A / Verb A + にしろ + Noun B / Verb B + にしろ

Usage: Presents two contrasting or alternative conditions and states that the conclusion holds regardless. Used to express that the outcome or judgment does not change no matter which case applies.

Variations:

• にしろ〜にしろ: standard form
• にせよ〜にせよ: more formal/literary variant
• にしても〜にしても: slightly softer, more conversational

Examples:

賛成にしろ反対にしろ、理由を述べてください。(Whether you agree or disagree, please state your reasons.)

行くにしろ行かないにしろ、早めに連絡してください。(Whether you go or not, please contact us soon.)

好きにしろ嫌いにしろ、仕事だからやらなければならない。(Whether you like it or not, you have to do it because it's work.)