今日誰か訪ねて来ましたか？って英語でなんて言うの？

▪Did any visitors come? visitor=a person visiting someone or somewhere ▪Did anyone came looking for me. This is asking if anyone came to the house to come looking for you. ▪Did someone come by the house. come by= briefly as a visitor

To call = to make a brief visit "Henry called to pay his respects to his friend." To knock on someone's door = to press the doorbell of a building or rap on the door so as to inform the occupier that someone is 'at the door.' "Did anyone knock on the door while I was out?" "No, mummy, I was watching TV and nobody called."

The phrase that you'd use would be "come by" or "drop by" or "stop by." It is important to include the preposition "by" at the end of these words. You can also use the phrase "come over," but usually this means the person stayed over or did not leave right away.

"Did anyone come over?" asks your child if anybody visited the house. "Has anyone knocked on the door since I've been gone?" is a way to ask if there were any visitors, but specifically when you were gone. I hope this helps

You can use the phrasal verbs "come by" or "stop by" to talk about someone visiting you or a different location/place.

"Did anyone come to the house today" refers to someone stopping by the house that might have been looking for you or someone else. When you say "Did anyone come by the house," it means the same things, but the word "by" is used in more casual manner. The last answer is very specifically asking is someone came to the house looking for you or anyone else.