How to Say ‘Feel free to ask me anything.’ in Japanese
何でも聞いてください。
nan de mo kii te kudasai
[nan deh mo KEE-ee te kudasai]
💬 Usage Tip: Put でも after a question word to mean "any-": 何でも (nandemo) "anything", いつでも "anytime", どこでも "anywhere".
Phrase Breakdown
何でも
nan de mo
anything
何 (nan) + でも (even) = 'anything'. Say it as na-n-de-mo, with the ん as its own beat.
何でも食べます。
I'll eat anything.
Words in this phrase
何
nan
[nan]
what
何 means what; in 何時 it helps ask 'what time'.
何時に始まりますか。
What time does it start?
で
de
[deh]
(part of でも 'any-')
Combines with も after a question word to mean 'any-' or '-ever'.
何でも食べます。
I eat anything.
も
mo
[mo]
even
Indicating emphasis or inclusion.
私も驚いた。
Even I was surprised.
聞いてください。
kii te kudasai
please ask
聞いて (kiite, ask/listen) + ください (please). Hold the long 'ii': ki-i-te.
先生に聞いてください。
Please ask the teacher.
Words in this phrase
聞い
kii
[KEE-ee]
ask
Te-form stem of 聞く, which also means to ask a question.
先生に聞いてみます。
I'll ask the teacher.
て
te
[te]
and; please do
The て-form ending that connects a verb to the next part, often for requests.
イベントの後で少し話してください。
Please talk with me a little after the event.
ください
kudasai
[kudasai]
please
A polite request word used after the て-form of a verb.
チケットを見せてください。
Please show me the ticket.
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