JLPT N5

dore demo~

Indicates 'any' or 'whichever' when referring to multiple items.

Formation

Explanation

The どれでも grammar point is used to express that any option or element among multiple choices is acceptable. It can be translated as 'any' or 'whichever' in English. It is often used in questions or suggestions and is commonly seen with でも, but it can also be used with だれでも, いつでも, どこでも, etc.

Example sentences

  • Is any choice okay?

    Dore demo ii desu ka?

  • Please choose whichever you like.

    Dore demo erande kudasai.

  • All of them are delicious.

    Dore demo oishii desu.

  • Please take whichever you like from these.

    Kono naka de dore demo suki na mono wo motte itte kudasai.