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How to Say ‘If you need anything’ in Mexican Spanish

Cualquier cosa

kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah

[kwahl-KYEHR KOH-sah]

💬 Usage Tip: Literally this is just "anything", and Mexicans use it alone as shorthand for "if anything comes up". cualquier stays the same for masculine and feminine nouns: cualquier día "any day", cualquier cosa.

Phrase Breakdown

Cualquier

[kwahl-KYEHR]

any

Adjective meaning any at all; shortened form of 'cualquiera' before a noun.

Example

Llámame a cualquier hora.

Call me at any time.

cosa

[KOH-sah]

thing

General word for an object or matter; 'cualquier cosa' means 'if you need anything'.

Example

Tengo una cosa para ti.

I have a thing for you.

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