How would you say Anything, Anyone, Anywhere, Everything, and Everywhere in Japanese?
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Hi!
1. To express the words (something, someone or somewhere) for example, we use a combination of question words (なに”what”、だれ”who”、どこ”where”) and the question particle (か). So,
something --> なにか
someone --> だれか
somewhere --> どこか
2. To express the words (everything, everyone or everywhere), we usually use the combination of the question words (なん”what”、だれ”who”、どこ”where”) along with (でも). So,
everything --> なんでも
everyone --> だれでも
everywhere --> どこ(に)でも
But sometimes normal words are used to express (everything) and (everyone):
everything --> すべて、全部
everyone --> typically 皆
Examine the above examples which Mr. Muroda provided.
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Usually, Anything→なにか、なんでも 「なにかありますか?」「なんでもいいですよ」 Anyone→だれか、だれでも「だれかいますか?」「だれでもできます」 Anywhere→どこか、どこでも「どこでもすわれます」「どこかにあります」
Everything→ぜんぶ、すべて「ぜんぶ/すべてわたしのものです」 Everywhere→どこでも「どこでもあります」
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