Translation and Meaning of: 何時でも - itsudemo
On this page, we will study the meaning of the Japanese word 何時でも (itsudemo) and its translation into English. Let's see their different meanings, example phrases, explanations, etymology and the similar words.
Romaji: itsudemo
Kana: いつでも
Type: adverb
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Translation / Meaning: (any time; ever; in all moments; never (neg); whenever.
Meaning in English: (at) any time;always;at all times;never (neg);whenever
Definition: Sempre sempre.
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Explanation and Etymology - (何時でも) itsudemo
何時でも is a Japanese word meaning "anytime" or "whenever". It is composed of the kanji "何" (nani), which means "what", "時" (toki), which means "time" or "time", and "でも" (demo), which means "any" or " same". The word can be used in several situations, such as expressing availability or flexibility of schedules. The word's etymology dates back to the Heian period (794-1185), when the Japanese language began to develop and incorporate Chinese ideograms.How to Write in Japanese - (何時でも) itsudemo
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Synonyms and Similar - (何時でも) itsudemo
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いつでも; どんな時でも; いつまでも; いつでもどこでも
Words containing: 何時でも
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Words with the same pronunciation: いつでも itsudemo
Example Sentences - (何時でも) itsudemo
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Other words of the same type: adverb
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
A way of saying "(any time; ever; in all moments; never (neg); whenever." é "(何時でも) itsudemo". Throughout this page you will find information and alternatives.