なんでも
Meanings
Expression
Usually written in kana
1. any; anything; whatever; whatever one likes; everything; all
Right now, I feel like I could do anything.
Adverb
Usually written in kana
2. I am told; I hear; I understand; they say
at start of sentence
They say you can hear noises in an empty classroom.
Pitch accent
な
んでも
Top 1900
Composed of
why?; what for?; how?; by what means?
Used in vocabulary (10 in total)
easy; trifling; harmless; nothing of the sort; not at all
no matter how you put it; whatever the circumstances may be; say what you like; no matter how you look at it
by all means; at all costs
Examples (32 in total)
The content can be anything.
He knows everything.
I've made it a rule to try anything.
This place has everything.
Without you even saying it, I understand everything.
When you think about it that way, you can think of anything with confidence.
This person compares everything to baseball.
I gave you everything you wanted.
I'll give you anything that you want.
I do everything for myself.
Does everything you think of become reality?
I know everything about you.
You can eat whatever you like.
Even a god cannot do everything.
You talk as if you knew everything.
I was a child who would mimic anything.
He likes anything sweet.
I'll do anything but that job.
She knows everything about cooking.
He'll do whatever you ask him to.
I've got everything that you want.
He did everything he could do for the sake of his children.
He would do anything for gain.
Don't believe everything you hear.
He listens to whatever you say.
Anything is fine, I'm not really that hungry right now.
If everything is done exactly as the other person wishes, it is, after all, frustrating.
Not limited to cooking, she can handle any household chore.
I hear the customers left right after we walked out of the shop.
You handle everything else so deftly, but cooking is the one thing you're bad at, huh?
My spirits are floating and uplifted, and I feel like I could do anything right now.
Tom promised to do everything he could to help me.