TAKOBOTO

No matter what; Even if; No matter how
no matter what kind of person

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どんなひとであろうと、このえいがはたのしめます。

This movie can be enjoyed by anyone, no matter what kind of person they are.

いかにそまつであろうとも、わがやはわがやである。

No matter how humble it may be, home is home.

このほんをかいたのがだれであろうとも、そのひとはとてもりこうだ。

No matter who it was that wrote this book, he's very clever.

どんなしごとであろうと、あっぱくされるときはある。

In every job, there are times when you feel pressure.

For most verbs that end in iru/eru (except for a few verbs I mean), remove the <b>ru</b> and add dearou.
For other verbs that end in, ru (exceptional verbs are in this group), tsu, u ku, gu, mu, and bu, change the last syllable to the <b>i</b> section of it (as in ru = ri, tsu = chi, u = i, etc.). For example...
taberu = tabedearou
miru = midearou
kaeru* = kaeridearou (one of the exceptional verbs)
nugu = nugidearou

Ayumi

I think it should be noted that either と or とも follows it.
Well, he examples imply that, but can I have some confirmation?

gtunak85

I think it follows either と or とも.
たとえ…ても / …ても / …とも

Miki

「であろうと」は書き方ので、「だろうと」を話せるんですか？それとも他の阜ｻを使う？

leslie

「であろうと」and 「だろうと」are both ok in writing and speaking. 書く時も話す時にも、両方使えます。だろうと is usually used in speaking and であろうと sounds with a self-important air, I feel. 重々しい響きがある。

Miki

Ayumi, your notes are really complicated. You can just refer to the ます形 or stem form.

kyoushi