How to say some, and any in Japanese | 何か / 何も

The video tutorial covers basic conversational phrases and questions, focusing on the use of 'something' and 'nothing' in both positive and negative statements. It includes practice exercises to reinforce understanding and application of these concepts in various contexts.

What did the person eat in the morning?

• Pancakes

• Bread

• Cereal

• Nothing

Which word is used for positive statements?

• Anything

• Nothing

• Everything

• Something

What is the correct response to 'Did you buy anything?' if the answer is negative?

• Yes, I bought something.

• No, I didn't buy anything.

• No, I bought something.

• Yes, I didn't buy anything.

What did the person drink in the morning?

• Water

• Juice

• Tea

• Coffee

What activity does the person plan to do on the weekend?

• Play tennis

• Go shopping

• Watch a movie

• Visit a friend

Which word is used for negative statements?

• Something

• Everything

• Anything

• Nothing

What is the correct response to 'Do you know anything?' if the answer is negative?

• No, I don't know anything.

• Yes, I know something.

• No, I know something.

• Yes, I don't know anything.