你好，木安文。I think you may mean "no matter how/what..."， in Chinese it's "无论如何“。”无论如何“ could serve as a summary of all situations in a sentence structure"无论…都…”。So your sentences could be changed in two ways: 1) 无论我有多少钱，我都想要买这辆车。（No matter how much money I have, I want to buy this car.） 无论如何，我都想要买这辆车。（No matter what [situation I am in, e.g., have money or not, get approval from parents or not], I want to buy this car.） 2) 如论我多么累，我都想和你去看电影。（No matter how tired I am, I want to watch the movie with you.） 无论如何，我都想和你去看电影。（No matter what [e.g. tired or not, have a lot of work or not], I want to watch the movie with you.） 3) 无论这本书有多难，我都想试试看它。（No matter how hard this book is, I want to try to read it.） 无论如何，我都想试试看这本书。（No matter how/what [e.g., hard or not, have time or not], I want to try to read the book.） I hope this will help. By the way, "如果(if)对不对(right or not)“ should be "是否(whether/if)正确(correct)"。”如果“ is used more in predicting a situation, like 1) 如果明天下雨，我就呆在家里。 (If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home.) 2) 如果这个句子是对的，我会很开心。(If this sentence is correct, I will be happy.) Best, Della

1 我没有很多的钱， 但如何无论， 我都想要买什么／某物。 2 虽然我很累，可是如何无论，我都想和你去电影院。 3 这本书有一点难， 但如何无论， 我想试试看读一读它。

Ummm something wrong… Firstly, it’s 无论如何 instead of 如何无论. And it can be translated to ’anyway‘ instead of ‘however’.