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    何か質問がありますか (nanika shitsumon ga arimasu ka) - Do you have any questions? (formal)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    formal

    How it works

    This is a common, polite, and formal interrogative phrase. 何か (nanika) means 'anything' or 'something'. 質問 (shitsumon) is 'question', and が (ga) is a subject particle. あります (arimasu) is the polite form of 'to have' or 'to exist', used here for inanimate objects or concepts like questions. か (ka) is the interrogative particle.

    Sample sentences

    これで説明は以上です。何か質問がありますか？

    That concludes the explanation. Do you have any questions?

    会議の終わりに、出席者に向かって「何か質問がありますか」と尋ねた。

    At the end of the meeting, I asked the attendees, "Do you have any questions?"

    もし何か質問がありましたら、遠慮なくお尋ねください。

    If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

    Quick facts

    politeness:The use of `ありますか` makes this phrase polite and suitable for most formal situations, such as in a classroom, business meeting, or presentation.
    particle_usage:`が` marks '質問' (questions) as the subject of the existence verb `あります`.

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    Example

    これで説明は以上です。何か質問がありますか？

    That concludes the explanation. Do you have any questions?

    会議の終わりに、出席者に向かって「何か質問がありますか」と尋ねた。

    At the end of the meeting, I asked the attendees, "Do you have any questions?"

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