What's the difference?
Rich or poor, dogs always love their masters.
Whatever you are rich or poor, dogs always love their masters.
What's the difference? Is the same meaning?

Thanks a lot.

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What's the difference?
Rich or poor, dogs always love their masters.
Whatever you are rich or poor, dogs always love their masters.
What's the difference? Is the same meaning?

Thanks a lot.

Answer

The second sentence is confused (you are rich or poor, but the dogs love their masters, not you), the first is clearer and simpler.

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As stated by Christine,  "Regardless of whether you are rich or poor, your dog will still love you." is the right way of saying it. They both have the same meaning

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rich means very wealthy which means have alot of money

poor is the opposite of it which means have very few money or maybe none

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Regardless of whether you are rich or poor, your dog will still love you.
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