Is it possible that "何度も" could be translated as "Nothing or anything"?


So I was reading "BTS, No more dream" Japanese lyrics, and I encountered this
line:

> "You tell me [何度もやれ!]

And it was translated like this:

> You tell me [I can't do anything!]

I looked up 何度も in dictionary and it was translated as "Many times or Often".  
So can you tell me why does it mean "anything or nothing" here?

Thanks in advance.  
Shahrzad Parvizi.




First of all, the translation you looked up is wrong. If anything, it might be
related to the fact that this is from a Korean (i.e. non-native speaker) rap
song. (Thanks for pointing that out @ericfromabeno!)

Lets break it down:

**何度も:** [many times over/often](https://jisho.org/search/nandomo)

**やれ:** imparitive form of [やる](https://jisho.org/word/%E9%81%A3%E3%82%8B), or
`to do; to undertake; to perform`

So I would run the translation as follows:

> 何度もやれ！  
>  Do it often!

Or, in terms of the feel:

> Keep doing it!




First of all, the translation you looked up is wrong. If anything, it might be
related to the fact that this is from a Korean (i.e. non-native speaker) rap
song. (Thanks for pointing that out @ericfromabeno!)

Lets break it down:

**何度も:** [many times over/often](https://jisho.org/search/nandomo)

**やれ:** imparitive form of [やる](https://jisho.org/word/%E9%81%A3%E3%82%8B), or
`to do; to undertake; to perform`

So I would run the translation as follows:

> 何度もやれ！  
>  Do it often!

Or, in terms of the feel:

> Keep doing it!

