#*Any*way to differenciate between ’any’ and ’every’ ?

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Anyway to differenciate between ’any’ and ’every’ ?

flat yacht
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Well... you could use n'importe quel(le) [noun] as another way of saying ''any''
for example...

  • Tu peux venir n'importe quel jour. (''You can come any day'')
  • Je regarderai n'importe quelle série avec toi. (''I'll watch any series with you.'')

Also, for fixed expressions like ''anytime''. ''anywhere'', and ''anybody'', you could use n'importe quand, n'importe où, and n'importe qui, respectively.

However, I have to say that tout(es) is also used to mean ''any'' in other contexts.

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Such as these...

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wet socket
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right thanks

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if tout(es) can also mean any the problem just got bigger xd
ig I'll just have to get more exposure to the language