Meaning and usage of: [〜か]　〜か　にもよりません There seems to be a relatively rarely used grammatical pattern consisting of either a single clause, or a AB, or else A, followed by Based on the scanty examples of this that can be found online, it seems to mean something like "irrespective of". A seems to mean that it isn't a problem if the question posed by A doesn't have an affirmative answer: "regardless of whether A". Similarly, AB seems to mean "regardless of whether A or B". But really, what is the meaning? Plus other considerations like usage restrictions and whatnot.

It's just "AB" except that meaning "also/either" or "even" is added. is an intransitive verb that means "to rely/depend on". You can learn its basic usage here.

AB works predicatively or adjectivally, AB works adverbially.

* AB
(It) does not depend on whether it's A or B.
* AB ****
(It) does not depend on whether it's A or B, **either**.
(It) does not **even** depend on whether it's A or B.
* AB
regardless of whether it's A or B
* A
regardless of whether or not it's A