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10 Language-to-English Dictionarieschiunque
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kyun-que
"C'è qualcuno qui?"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Any person; a person in general, used especially in questions, negative sentences, or after 'if'.
"Is there anyone who can help me with this problem?" - 2
Anybody; an important person.
"He wants to be someone in this company, not just anyone."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Old English, combining 'ænig' (any) and 'ān' (one). It has been used since the Middle English period to refer to an unspecified person in question, negative, or conditional contexts.
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quelqu'un
Transliteration: kel-kœ̃
"Y a-t-il quelqu'un ici ?"
jemand
Transliteration: ye-mant
"Ist hier jemand?"
chiunque
Transliteration: kyun-que
"C'è qualcuno qui?"
alguien
Transliteration: al-gyen
"¿Hay alguien aquí?"
alguém
Transliteration: al-gẽj
"Há alguém aqui?"
कोई
Transliteration: koi
"क्या यहाँ कोई है?"
任何人
Transliteration: rén hé rén
"这里有人吗？"
누구나
Transliteration: nu-gu-na
"여기 누구 있나요?"
だれでも
Transliteration: dare demo
Script: 誰でも
"ここに誰かいますか？"
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